Mobotix IP video surveillance technology, TTCS and Niceware in the rescue drill on the Majorcan beaches of Muro

For the third consecutive year, The rescue drill-exercise that takes place on the Majorcan beaches of Muro has relied on Mobotix megapixel IP video surveillance technology., TTCS Group and Niceware, in collaboration with the beach safety area of ​​the town council.

The manufacturer of network video surveillance systems Mobotix, in collaboration with the Mallorcan installer TTCS and the ICT company Niceware, For the third consecutive year, they have used their technology and safety experience for the rescue exercise-simulation carried out by the Beach Safety Coordination Area of ​​the Muro City Council (Mallorca) on its beaches.

On this occasion, Your Local TTCS Security Camera Installation and Maintenance Company, in collaboration with computer systems specialist Niceware, Fourteen high-resolution IP video surveillance cameras from Mobotix have been installed, monitored from a tent as a control center through four large format screens.

From this tent, all the images collected by the cameras of the actions carried out during the drill have been captured live, that have been stored for subsequent analysis and evaluation of the performance of the different equipment and the correct application of the protocols.

In addition to serving as a general rehearsal for any incident that occurs in this area, The purpose of this multiple drill is for participants to evaluate their performance and improve its weak points afterwards to improve the safety of the beaches of Muro..

The multiple drill recorded by Mobotix IP cameras consisted of first rescuing two supposedly seriously injured people who had fallen into the water when the parachute pulled by a boat was unhooked., a common attraction on many beaches.

While the rescue and resuscitation of the two injured was carried out, a fictitious plague of jellyfish appeared on the shore. After verifying whether they were protected specimens, The team in charge proceeds to transfer it to the appropriate place. Later the drill continued with another supposed bather who, a 150 meters from the beach, He was struggling to return and it was pretended that the jet ski that was going in search of him had broken down, so the rescue had to be carried out by swimming.