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Video and Audio Monitoring of the Work Site

  

Full “CCTV & Audio Monitoring Policy” (Website Version)

CCTV & Audio Monitoring Policy

Version: 2025‑07‑15
Applies to: All projects where MASTDC Construction Group LLC (“Contractor”) is  performing or has performed Work.
Contact: legal@mastdc.com | (305) 365-8556


  1. Purpose. To enhance security, protect      materials and equipment, verify compliance with safety regulations,      document construction progress, and resolve disputes, Contractor will      operate a continuous closed‑circuit video‑and‑audio monitoring system      (“CCTV System”) throughout the Project.
  2. Advance Notice & Consent. By executing      this Agreement, Owner acknowledges and gives express, informed      consent—on behalf of itself and all agents, invitees, employees,      consultants, and other persons it causes or permits to enter the Site—to      the interception, recording, storage, and later use or disclosure of any      audio‑visual communications captured by the CCTV System.
    Florida is an all‑party‑consent state; contractual consent and posted      signage satisfy Fla. Stat. § 934.03.
  3. Signage.     Prior to mobilization, Contractor will post clear, weather‑resistant signs      at each designated Site entrance stating:
    “NOTICE: Video and audio recording in progress 24/7. Entry constitutes      consent to monitoring.”
  4. Placement & Scope. Cameras may be      installed anywhere on the Site except areas where a reasonable expectation      of privacy exists (e.g., toilets, changing facilities). Cameras may be      repositioned or added as construction sequencing requires, without further      notice, provided signage remains in place.
  5. Recording Schedule & Retention. Recording      will be continuous (24 hours/day). Unless a longer period is required by      contract, law, insurer, or to preserve evidence, Contractor will retain      footage for at least ninety (90) days after Final Completion, after which      recordings may be overwritten or destroyed at Contractor’s sole      discretion.
  6. Exclusive Ownership & Restricted Access.
        a. Property Rights. All recordings—audio, video, and any      derivatives—are and shall remain the exclusive, proprietary property of      Contractor.
        b. Internal Use. Contractor may review, analyze, and use the      footage for any legitimate business purpose, including but not limited to      safety audits, quality control, insurance claims, dispute resolution, or      disciplinary action.
        c. External Disclosure. Contractor will disclose or provide copies      of footage only when (i) required by a valid subpoena, court order,      or written request from duly authorized law‑enforcement or regulatory      agencies; or (ii) expressly agreed to in writing by Contractor in its sole      discretion.
        d. No Owner Demand Right. Owner waives any right to demand      access to or copies of the recordings except as provided in      subsection (c). Unauthorized viewing, copying, or distribution by      Owner or any third party acting on Owner’s behalf is prohibited.
  7. No Warranty. Contractor does not guarantee      that the CCTV System will capture every event, remain uninterrupted, or      prevent loss or injury. The System is a supplement—not a replacement—for      Owner’s and workers’ own security and safety measures.
  8. Indemnity & Hold‑Harmless. Owner shall      defend, indemnify, and hold Contractor harmless from any claim arising out      of Owner’s or its invitees’ failure to communicate the existence of      monitoring to others under their control or to comply with applicable      privacy laws.
  9. Regulatory Compliance. The CCTV System will be      operated in accordance with all applicable federal, state, and local      statutes, labor regulations, and collective‑bargaining requirements,      including but not limited to the Florida Security of Communications Act      (Fla. Stat. ch. 934) and OSHA site‑safety rules.
  10. Survival. The obligations in this clause      survive Final Completion and any termination of the Agreement to the      extent footage is preserved for claim resolution or legal proceedings.

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