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Jeremy White

Jeremy White founded Pro-Vigil in 2006 and helped to pioneer the remote video monitoring industry. His entrepreneurial spirit and leadership style have been key in the success of the company and the industry as a whole.

Copper Tariffs and Construction Site Theft: How Contractors Can Strengthen Security and Prevent Losses

New 2025 copper tariffs are driving up material theft on construction sites. Learn how contractors can prevent copper and equipment theft with proactive, layered security measures to protect projects and profits.

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Theft Prevention

Security Challenges of Building Out the Power Grid

Electrification is exciting but it is also a daunting challenge for utilities. As they expand the grid to accommodate it, they also must change the way they think about physical security.

virtually all electric utilities are engaged in extensive construction projects to expand the grid, lest they either run out of power or hike rates to untenable reaches.

You're Probably Not Doing Enough to Deter Construction Theft

Most companies haven’t updated their security strategies despite rising crime rates. Here are five simple tips to make your construction jobsites, and your business, more secure.

With sites being left unattended for longer periods and fewer eyes on costly items, construction companies are more vulnerable to crime and its impact than ever.

Five Simple and Budget-Conscious Tips to Deter Construction Site Crime

If you’re unable to stop criminals from getting onto your jobsite, the next best thing you can do is put roadblocks in place to slow them down in the act.

Unplugging the batteries on your equipment at the end of the work day can deter theft, since most criminals won't take time to determine why a machine won't start.

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