Airport-grade cameras and access control for Louisville's airport

Louisville's airport moves passengers by day and cargo through the night, so there is never a quiet period to work in. Cameras have to cover public halls, secure corridors and vehicle areas, and controlled doors have to stay controlled while readers and hardware are replaced.

The airport also sits well outside Harb's home market. The work had to be planned so that crews arrived with everything needed for each phase, finished within the approved windows and left the airport's security staff with systems they could run without a vendor on site.

Harb's project team surveyed the facility, documented every camera view and door, and built an installation plan phase by phase before the first crew traveled. Materials were staged in advance so on-site time went into installation and commissioning rather than waiting on parts.

Cameras were placed to give security staff clear views of the areas that matter most, with recording sized for the retention the airport requires. Access control was configured to the airport's credentialing rules, and each door was tested and signed off with the airport's security team before the crew moved on.

The airport's security team has camera coverage and door control built to the same specification Harb maintains at Cleveland Hopkins, along with documentation for every device. Harb continues to support the systems and sends technicians when hands-on work is needed.

The project is what Harb's service area is for: a team that can deliver airport work anywhere in Ohio and the five states around it.