Builds on: Access Control & Surveillance Systems (Part 2): Surveillance
Drones Near Your Site
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Most drones are flown for fun or for work, such as filming a wedding. But a drone can also be used to look over a wall, drop something inside, or scare people.
Focus: watch, record, report. Never try to bring a drone down.
Learning objectives
- Record the useful details of a drone sighting.
- Look for the operator and report quickly.
- Explain why a guard must never interfere with a drone.
- Act safely if a drone falls on your site.
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