Your project hours change. Your site risk changes. Your monitoring coverage should too. Submit a schedule update request and Jobsite Sentry will adjust your analyst coverage window — overnight, weekends, holidays, or any custom hours that match your real risk profile.
A monitoring schedule change is a request to update the days and hours during which Jobsite Sentry's trained security analysts actively monitor your construction site camera feeds. You can add overnight coverage, weekend and holiday shifts, 24-hour continuous monitoring, or custom windows aligned to specific project phases, high-value deliveries, or known high-risk periods — and changes are applied within 2 business hours of your request.
The more detail you give us, the faster and more precisely we can align your monitoring windows to your site's actual risk. All changes are confirmed in writing and applied within 2 business hours.
Standard schedule changes are confirmed and live within 2 business hours. Emergency updates for active threats are expedited to 30 minutes.
Your project evolves — your schedule should too. Submit as many updates as your project phases require with no limits and no fees.
Every schedule change is confirmed in writing by email, including the effective date, new hours, and cameras affected — for your records.
Cameras record continuously 24/7 regardless of your monitoring window. You can always request a video review of any period, monitored or not.
Your risk profile changes as your project evolves. These are the most common reasons Jobsite Sentry customers update their monitoring windows.
Excavators, generators, lifts, and copper wire deliveries spike theft risk instantly. Extend monitoring before and after major deliveries to cover the exposure window.
A confirmed incident means your site is a known target. Extend coverage immediately — repeat offenders often return within 24 to 72 hours of a successful theft.
MEP rough-in, roofing, and finishing phases bring new materials and new crews. Update your monitoring window when the risk profile of your site changes.
Saturday night is the single highest-risk window on any construction site. If you're not monitored on weekends, you have a blind spot that criminals know about.
Night shifts, weekend work, or extended pours mean your active site hours have changed. Your monitoring window should follow your crew schedule, not the other way around.
Memorial Day, Labor Day, July 4th — construction sites sit empty for 3 or 4 days while your equipment isn't moving. Add temporary coverage before every major holiday weekend.
Every schedule is built to match your actual site risk. These are the standard configurations — or you can build a fully custom window.
Default business-hours coverage aligned to standard active construction shifts. Best for lower-risk sites or projects in early planning stages.
The most-requested upgrade. Overnight hours are when 70%+ of construction site theft occurs. Add this to any existing plan immediately.
Sites are unstaffed on weekends and are a primary target. Saturday nights alone account for a disproportionate share of annual jobsite losses.
Zero gaps. Round-the-clock analyst monitoring with no blind spots. Recommended for high-value sites, active theft targets, or projects storing significant materials overnight.
Schedule monitoring windows to match your specific project phases, delivery windows, subcontractor schedules, or concrete pour timings. Fully custom.
Run different monitoring schedules for different camera zones on the same site. 24/7 on the equipment yard, business hours on the office area — you decide.
Fill out the form above with your site, your current window, the new days and hours you need, and the reason for the change. Takes under two minutes.
A Jobsite Sentry operations team member reviews the request, checks your site configuration, and confirms the change is ready to apply.
Your new monitoring window is applied in the Jobsite Sentry platform. Analysts are briefed on updated hours and your site's priority areas and cameras.
You receive a written email confirmation with the effective date, new hours, cameras affected, and a record for your project files.
A monitoring schedule change tells our analysts when to watch your site going forward. But if something already happened and you need to find out exactly what, when, and who — a Video Review gets you a full evidence report, often within hours.
Request a Video Review →Not sure what to expect after submitting a request? Walk through the four-step process — from submission to written confirmation — so you know exactly what happens next.
See the Process →Beyond live monitoring, Jobsite Sentry's time-lapse feature documents your entire project timeline — from groundbreak to completion — in shareable, high-quality footage.
Explore Time-Lapse →Most construction site losses happen in coverage gaps — overnight, on weekends, during holiday shutdowns. Close those gaps today. Submit a schedule update and your new monitoring window goes live within hours.
Update My Monitoring ScheduleJobsite Sentry monitoring schedule changes are processed within 2 business hours, with emergency updates available in 30 minutes. Cameras record continuously 24/7 regardless of your monitoring window. Unlimited schedule changes are included with active Jobsite Sentry plans.