Notify a camera, register it and mark it.
The Camera Act is the act of 21 March 2007. The owner notifies the camera, keeps a register and puts up the pictogram. To verify. Comes from a summary, not from the primary text
Notify, register, pictogram.
The owner notifies the camera, keeps a register and puts up the pictogram.
Which part of that falls to you as installer is not in our summary. To verify. Comes from a summary, not from the primary text
Our summary, not the literal text. To verify. Comes from a summary, not from the primary text
The owner carries the rule. You deliver the handover.
- The owner of the camera notifies it, keeps the register and puts up the pictogram. To verify. Comes from a summary, not from the primary text
- The installer: which tasks are yours is not in our summary. To verify. Comes from a summary, not from the primary text
Per site, with register and photo attached.
The site register
All cameras of the site in one list.
The handover checklist
What had to be ready at handover, ticked off by the technician.
The photo of the pictogram
The evidence that the pictogram is up.
Register and checklist belong to the handover.
Verelo keeps a register of the cameras per site. At handover the technician ticks off that the cameras are in it and the pictogram is up; what the customer still has to notify stays open on the list.
Camera
Which parts Verelo tracks per camera system, and the standard checklist on the work order.
Your site register, filled in at every handover.
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