Warehouse and cargo yard monitoring in Mississauga

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Where Mississauga's freight waits

Invest Mississauga says industries involved in or dependent on goods movement make up almost half of the city's economy. The logistics sector alone counts more than 1,030 businesses and 53,000 workers, 30% of all logistics employment in the GTA. Much of it is concentrated in hubs such as Gateway, Meadowvale and the Airport Corporate Centre, around Toronto Pearson, Canada's largest airport, which has 1.2 million square feet of airport warehouse space and 24/7 customs clearance.

From there, freight moves out on seven major highways, including the 401, 403, 410 and 427, and on three principal railways, and the U.S. border at Buffalo is within 90 minutes. Distribution centres and cross-docks work late, trailers stage in the yard for the next pickup, and on a large site one guard can't watch the gate and the back fence at the same time.

Sigma covers Mississauga warehouses remotely. Our technicians install cameras and speakers over the docks, yard and fence line, AI person and vehicle detection flags activity where none should be, and live agents respond with talk-down and police escalation. Yard checks add damage inspections, visual seal checks on video and parking reports for trailers waiting on the lot. There's no guard on site: monitoring runs 24/7/365, holidays and weekends included.

Also covering Malton, Meadowvale, Gateway, Airport Corporate Centre, Streetsville, Clarkson, Cooksville.