Mint Security installs CCTV at large Sheffield food recycling plant
The plant will be using CCTV to monitor compliance with company policies and procedures, as well as external industry legislation.
All food waste within the Sheffield area, including produce that is out of date or has failed to meet the standard required for consumer retail, is sent to the plant to be recycled or destroyed as appropriate. With such a complex and busy hub, camera footage was deemed necessary to oversee its smooth operation.
Nottinghamshire-based Mint’s team designed and fitted an intricate system of cameras at strategic points to ensure waste is systematically disposed of according to strict safety and hygiene regulations.
Priority was placed on ensuring cameras were angled to monitor all proceedings within the plant, allowing round-the-clock monitoring.
Mint MD Chris Watson said: “Our installation of CCTV cameras at the recycling plant demonstrates the versatility of such recording devices. CCTV is not just a tool for security purposes but can be of great benefit to the management team of large industrial plants who need to adhere to strict standards of operation and monitor a large and mobile workforce and equipment store.”
