Minimum Qualifications:
Be at least 21 years old
1+ to 2 years experienced
Be able to carry and climb an 35kgs, 28 feet extension ladder, many times each day
Able to work at heights and in tight quarters
Have at least a High School Diploma or equivalent
Pass a pre-employment drug screening and background check

Submit Employment Application Requirements.

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Your most recent resume
2×2 photos (2 pcs)
1×1 photos (2 pcs)
NBI Clearance
Barangay Clearance
Police Clearance
Birth Certificate
Transcript of Records
Certificate of Employment
Trainings Certificates

Our office is open from Mondays through Fridays, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Please come in business attire. You may send also your resume to hello@cctvmen.com

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1. Reset your modem by holding the reset button at the back of the device for 1-2 minutes.
2. Open your modem/router GUI by going to this address http://192.168.1.1 username: admin password: password
3. Remove your old account by going to WAN settings and clicking the trash icon right next to your account username. (Skip this part if you don’t have one yet).
4. Create a new account in WAN configuration by applying the following settings: VPI: 0 VCI: 35 (for Globe broadband)
5. Change the encapsulation to Bridge 1483
6. Check if the account is enabled
7. Go to DHCP page and disable DHCP
8. Go to Routing page and disable routing
9. Commit and Reboot
10. Do a hard reset of your modem by depriving them power (unplugging) for at least 10 seconds. Power up and enjoy!

Don’t forget to change your router IP to 192.168.1.2 (Linksys routers) then select PPPoE as your type of connection. Provide your ISP username and password to start browsing. Enjoy!

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The comforts of home are no longer defined by the softness of the sofa cushions.  Today’s highly-connected, state-of-the-art, latest and greatest mentality raises our expectations for what our homes can do for us.  CCTVMEN provides trustworthy installation of your voice, video and wired & wireless data networks for a price that’s also comfortable.

BUSINESS OWNERS

Creating a better experience for your customers involves more than providing excellent service. In today’s high-speed, competitive marketplace, you need the right cabling system in place to help all of your other network components function at their best. Let CCTVMEN help you create an atmosphere of connectivity through the installation of your cctv, voice, audio, data, door access control cabling, and wireless networks systems.

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ADS SYSTEMS CORPORATION – METRO MANILA
AQUINAS UNIVERSITY OF LEGAZPI – LEGAZPI CITY
ASSOCIATED BROADCASTING COMPANY (TV5) – NOVALICHES
CARLO’S BAKESHOP – ILOILO CITY
CHEVRON SECURITY AGENCY – QUEZON CITY
CHIC BOY – PASAY ROAD, MAKATI CITY
COM II INC. (SANTA ROSA LGU) – PASIG CITY
CLASSIC HOMES HOMEOWNERS ASS. – PARANAQUE CITY
DR. ROLLIN TABUENA CLINIC – ILOILO CITY
DR. STO DOMINGO RESIDENCE – MAKATI CITY
FELIX & ASSOCIATES – QUEZON CITY
FREIGHT OPTIONS, INC. – PARANAQUE CITY
GARIN FARM – ILOILO
GOLDEN VALUES SCHOOL – MAKATI CITY
GREENCROSS – ALABANG, MUNTINLUPA CITY
HAIRPORT SALON – BF HOMES, PARANAQUE CITY
IIPI (TOYOTA PASIG) – MUNTINLUPA CITY
INGO SARET – AMADEO, CAVITE
MANG INASAL – ALL BRANCHES IN CAGAYAN DE ORO & ILIGAN CITY
MINI STOP – DON BOSCO, PARANAQUE CITY
ORION SUPPORT, INC. – MAKATI CITY
PLANTERS TRACTOR PARTS – ILOILO CITY
WILLIAM AUTO SUPPLY – ILOILO CITY
LEVITOWN VILLAS HOMEOWNERS – PARANAQUE CITY
RACSOS WILDLIFE RESORT AND MINI HOTEL – GUIMBAL, ILOILO
RIOVANA THE SOLE OF RUNNING – BGC, TAGUIG CITY
RIOVANA THE SOLE OF RUNNING – KATIPUNAN, QUEZON CITY
RUFO’S FAMOUS TAPA – LAS PINAS CITY
SEN LEK THAI – BF HOMES, PARANAQUE CITY
SOLANO STORE – TAGUIG CITY
SUAREZ & SONS, INC. – ILOILO CITY
TASKUS INC. – BACOOR, CAVITE
TWO SANPARQ BUILDING – BACOLOD CITY
ZEST AIR – ALL BRANCHES

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The new HB-7216L offers a wealth of new features:

- D-1 resolution at 30 FPS on all 16 channels
- HDMI output for HD-quality picture
- A new digital zoom feature for examining detail at a remarkably close level

D-1 resolution is comparable to HD quality on all channels at analog pricing.  If you have a pre-existing analog camera infrastructure, you can utilize the existing wiring to get HD-comparable image quality.  Not only does the DVR output HD-comparable resolution, but it can record that resolution at 30 frames per second! This allows the HB-7216L to capture all the action of a scene and provide smooth, life-like playback. For comparison, television shows and movies record at 24 frames per second which provides the effect of motion without any gaps.

Because of the D1 resolution combined with 30 FPS, the storage needs of this DVR are larger than the entry level DVR. I highly recommend getting a larger hard drive for archiving your footage.

The HDMI output offers full D1 Resolution output.  This makes the DVR very versatile in the ways you can display the images. You can use a computer monitor via the VGA output, a television via the HDMI, or both at once. Yes, I said it both at ONCE! This DVR gives you the option of displaying it on two different screens at the same time, as long as one is VGA and one is HDMI. Furthermore, you can hook up a monitor to the BNC video output for a THIRD monitoring display! The displays will have the same image on all them.

Security DVR Specifications:
Video Input: 16 Camera Inputs
Video Output: 1 BNC, 1 VGA, 1 HDMI
Audio Input: 2 Audio Inputs
Audio Outputs: 1
Supported Clients: PC Client
Record Resolution: CIF 352×240, D1 704×480 NTSC
Record Frame Rate: NTSC 480FPS
Internet: Multiple simultaneous logins supported
Network: RJ45 10/100/1000M
Supports Dynamic IP: Yes
PTZ Control: Supports RS-485
Hard Drive Support: up to 2 SATA Hard Drives
Maximum Storage: up to 4 TB Total (2 TB x 2)
Video Format: NTSC, PAL
Video Compression: H.264
Recording Mode: Alarm Triggered / Manual / Schedule / Sensor & Motion
Operating System: Linux Embedded
Instruction Manual: Included
Power Supply: Included
Remote Control: Included w/ Mouse

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Thailand flooding last month has led significant increase in price of the hard disk drive (HDD), an important peripherals for the CCTV System, by 150 percent.

We have done everything we can to prepare for this shortage. We even bought every hard disk drive on the different dealers and resellers. We paid 100 to 150 percent for the drives to make available for our customers.

At this time, we are confident that we will be able to meet the expected product needs of our customers. As costs increase, we may need to adjust our hard disk drive (HDD) pricing to reflect these changing global market conditions and our actual costs. But we will not irresponsibly raise our prices to profit from this situation.

If you have any questions relative to this HDD shortage or expected product availability, please feel free to contact us at 386-6356.

Link to news online about the crisis:

• Damage to Bangkadi park put at B30bn
• Thai floods unlikely to cause hard drive price rise soon
• Thai floods drive up hard disk prices

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1. Start by launching an Internet Explorer browser window.

Step 2

1. Enable all Active X options within Internet Explorer. Go to Tools>Internet Options>Security Tab.
2. Click the Internet icon and then click the Custom Level button near the bottom of the screen.
3. Scroll down to the section titled “Active X Controls and Plug-ins“.
4. For every option within the section, set to Enable.
5. Click OK to close the security settings window and click OK again to close the options window.

Step 3

1. Type in your Domain Name or Static IP Address (Provided by us &/or ISP) into the address bar of Internet Explorer.

Step 4

1. Log in using your Username and Password.

Step 5

1. After entering you will see a yellow bar flashing at the top of your browser asking you to install Active X. Click the bar and choose to Run the Active X Control.

Step 6

1. When you are logged in, right click and click “Open All” button below the inside screen to start viewing your cameras.

Note: Please refer to your DVR manual for more detailed instructions about anything that was went over in this tutorials. Happy viewing! Enjoy!

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• Test each smoke alarm in your home
• Replace the batteries in each smoke alarm
• Count how many smoke alarms you have in your house. If you do not have one on every level and near sleeping areas, purchase additional smoke alarms
• Designate an outside meeting place for your family (for example: the mailbox) in case of a fire or emergency
• Blow out candles before leaving the room or going to sleep
• Use a sturdy candle holder or hurricane lamp
• Turn down your hot water heater to 120 degrees or less to prevent burns
• Roll up your sleeves before you start cooking
• Have oven mitts nearby when cooking
• Turn pot handles toward the back of the stove
• Store all matches and lighters out of reach of children
• Put hot food and drinks near the center of the table only
• Put down your hot drink when carrying your baby
• Test hot water with an elbow before allowing a child to touch
• Post your fire escape plan on your refrigerator
• Put water on cigarette butts before throwing them away
• Unplug small appliances such as hair dryers and toasters after using them
• Use flameless candles
• Move anything that can burn, such as dish towels, at least three feet away from the stove
• Practice “Stop, Drop and Roll” with your kids
• Schedule an appointment to have your furnace cleaned and inspected
• Look for the UL Mark when you buy appliances
• Tell kids to stay away from the stove/oven
• Turn space heaters off before going to bed
• Remove any gasoline from your home
• Put non-slip strips in your tub and shower
• Install night lights in the hallway
• Put a flashlight in each bedroom
• Wipe up spills as soon as they happen to prevent slips and falls
• Use a sturdy Christmas tree stand
• Water your Christmas tree every day
• Keep your Christmas tree at least three feet away from any heat source
• Inspect your Christmas lights for signs of damage
• Flip over large buckets so water cannot accumulate and become a drowning danger
• Store cleaners and other poisons away from food
• Post the Poison Control hotline number (1-800-222-1222) next to your phone
• If you have young children, use cabinet locks on cabinets that have poisons such as antifreeze, cleaners, detergents, etc.
• Keep medicine in its original containers
• Purchase a carbon monoxide detector for your home
• Test your carbon monoxide (CO) alarm
• Put your infant to sleep on his/her back
• Remove any soft bedding, stuffed animals and pillows from your infant’s crib
• Cut your toddler’s food into small bites
• Use safety straps on high chairs and changing tables
• Check www.recalls.gov to see if any items in your home (including cribs) have been recalled
• Move cribs away from windows
• Use safety covers on unused electrical outlets
• Test small toys for choking hazards – if it fits in a toilet paper roll, it’s too small
• Remove all plastic bags from the nursery
• Pick up any small items, such as coins or buttons, that can be choking hazards for infants and toddlers
• Write down emergency contact information for your family and make sure everyone has these numbers
• If young children live in or visit your home, move furniture away from windows so they don’t climb up to look out and accidentally fall
• Tie window cords out of a child’s reach
• Check your child’s bath water temperature (use your wrist or elbow) to make sure it is not too hot
• Remove drawstrings from your baby’s clothing
• Keep the toilet lid shut to prevent little fingers from getting slammed by a falling lid
• If you have toddlers, install a toilet seat lock
• If you have young children, install door knob covers on bathroom doors
• Use a fireplace screen
• Put toys away after playing
• Don’t refer to medicine or vitamins as “candy”
• Put on safety glasses before any DIY project
• Put tools away after your DIY project is complete
• Post emergency numbers near your phone
• Pick up one new thing for your family’s emergency preparedness kit
• Use a ladder, not a chair, when climbing to reach something
• Use plastic instead of glass near the pool
• Cover any spa or hot tub when it is not in use
• Purchase a first aid kit
• Drain the bath tub immediately after bathing
• Remove clutter from the stairs
• Use the handrail when you are walking up or down the stairs
• If the power goes out, use flashlights instead of candles
• Ask smokers to smoke outside
• Wear proper shoes when climbing a ladder
• Check your home for too many plugs in one socket and fix the problem
• Install baby gates at the top and bottom of stairs if you have young children
• Never leave food cooking unattended
• Make sure pools or spas are properly fenced to keep out small children
• Teach kids to tell you when they see matches or lighters
• Turn out the lights when you leave the room
• Unplug appliances that aren’t in use (especially in the kitchen)
• Take your hair dryer off of the bathroom counter and store it safely
• Check your electronics for the UL Mark
• Identify two exits from every room with your kids in case of fire
• Check your holiday decorations – keep breakable decorations out of reach of young children
• Replace an old light bulb with a new energy-efficient option
• Check the walls for loose paint chips and re-paint with low-VOC or VOC-free paint
• Check all the outlets in your home for overloaded sockets or extension cords
• Remove any extension cords that are pulled under rugs or tacked up
• Place fire extinguishers in key areas of your home
• Place an escape ladder in an upstairs room that might not have an easy exit
• Remove any painted furniture that is pre-1978 to avoid possible lead exposure
• Lock medications safely in a cabinet
• Consider low-flow toilets
• Check that all major appliances are grounded and test your GFCIs
• Clean the lint trap and hose on your dryer
• Check your swing set for sharp edges or dangerous S-hooks
• Take a tour of your home from your child’s perspective looking for hazards
• Hold a family fire drill

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Well with our current PROMO CCTV security system package, you not only get the advantage of highly advanced, multi-functional CCTV system, but you get it at a price that makes it ideal for homeowners and small business owners.

What can you expect to get our current PROMO 4 CCTV Camera System Package?

With our 4 CCTV camera system package you will be getting 4 1/3″ Sony Super HAD CCD 420TVL cameras which offer good video quality, day and night vision and vandal-proof. This makes them ideal for indoor or outdoor applications, and both day and night time usage. Ideal for creating a CCTV system that is effective 24/7.

One of the challenges with a CCTV system is effective recording. However, with the advent of digital recorders recording that all important CCTV footage has never been more effective and with our 4 CCTV camera system package you will be getting an H.264 DVR with a massive 500Gig Hard Drive.

To complete the CCTV security system don’t forget to add a 16″ LCD flat screen monitor which offers great resolution, essential for accurate monitoring of any potentially criminal activity. And to protect your system from sudden fluctuation and brownout problem economically and reliably, then there is 650VA Heavy duty UPS with built-in AVR for low voltage charging even at 160V, off charging – battery can be charged even the UPS is OFF (for heavy duty brownout) and can charge even when the battery is totally discharged.

For a FREE no obligation quote, give us a call on (02) 553-8595 and we will be happy to help.

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