Jakarta, JurnalPost.com — PT Pakar Inspeksi Indonesia continues to expand its business operations in the field of Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) and security surveillance systems to address the growing corporate need for highly integrated operational area monitoring.
This expansion encompasses the provision, installation, network development, configuration, maintenance, and optimization of CCTV systems tailored to the specific requirements and operational characteristics of each client site.
President Director of PT Pakar Inspeksi Indonesia, Gustian Adie Irawan, stated that modern CCTV systems no longer function merely as recording devices; they have become essential components for enhancing security, activity monitoring, asset protection, and operational efficiency.
“We see that the demand for CCTV systems is constantly evolving. Companies do not just need cameras; they require stable, integrated, and easily monitored surveillance systems that align with their specific field operations,” said Gustian Adie Irawan on Thursday (September 17, 2026).
According to him, CCTV requirements vary significantly by sector. Mining and energy sites, for instance, have different surveillance needs compared to banking, hospitals, industrial parks, transportation, ports, warehousing, and the retail sector.
Consequently, PT Pakar Inspeksi Indonesia develops approaches that customize surveillance needs based on critical points, area size, environmental conditions, storage requirements, monitoring access, and integration with existing client security infrastructure.
“Every location presents unique challenges. Some areas require 24-hour monitoring, others need wide-area coverage, and some require integration with a central monitoring hub. The systems we develop must adapt to those specific needs,” he explained.
In its business expansion, PT Pakar Inspeksi Indonesia reports that it has earned the trust of and currently manages requirements for various national and multinational companies and institutions.
This portfolio includes energy and oil and gas companies such as Pertamina, Petrobras, Halliburton, Chevron, Saudi Aramco, Shell, ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips, Equinor, TotalEnergies, BP, Eni, Elnusa, Badak LNG, and Pertamina Training & Consulting.
In the mining and industrial sectors, the company lists names such as MIND ID, Antam, Bukit Asam, Vale, PT Freeport Indonesia, AMMAN, Adaro Energy, Petrosea, PAMA, BUMA, KPP Mining, United Tractors, Krakatau Steel, PT Bayan Resources Tbk, ITM, Chandra Asri, Barito Pacific, and Barito Renewables.
The service reach also extends to the infrastructure, construction, transportation, and logistics sectors, including PLN, Pelindo, KAI, Jasa Marga, Hutama Karya, WIKA, PT PP, Adhi Karya, COSCO Shipping, Maersk Line, Garuda Indonesia, Pelita Air, Lion Air Group, PT TEMAS Tbk, JNE Express, INKA, and the InJourney Tourism Development Corporation.
Furthermore, the company notes it has served the needs of the banking and finance sector, including Bank Mandiri, BRI, BNI, BTN, BCA, Bank Sinarmas, Pegadaian, IFG, and Tugu Insurance.
Other sectors include telecommunications, healthcare, manufacturing, FMCG, retail, food, and major corporations such as Telkom Indonesia, Bio Farma, Pertamedika IHC, Siloam Hospitals, Mitra Keluarga, RSCM, Mayapada Hospital, Astra, Indofood, Indofood CBP, Mayora, Unilever, Nestlé, Danone, Alfamart, Indomaret, Djarum, Gudang Garam, Sampoerna, Salim Group, Sinarmas, Lippo Group, CT Corp, and DCI Indonesia.
Gustian believes that the rising demand for physical security and operational monitoring presents significant opportunities for developing more modern CCTV services.
“Our development direction is not just about installing hardware. We aim to build surveillance systems that can truly serve as a tool for operational control, asset security, and continuous company activity monitoring,” said Gustian.
According to him, PT Pakar Inspeksi Indonesia continues to strengthen its team's technical competence to handle CCTV requirements at various scales, ranging from office buildings, industrial facilities, and operational zones to construction projects, production areas, warehouses, and high-security locations.
This service expansion is also focused on network-based CCTV systems or IP Cameras, centralized recording, remote monitoring, storage management, and integration with other security support devices as needed.
“Moving forward, we want to expand our CCTV service reach while maintaining installation quality, system reliability, maintenance services, and technical responsiveness. Client trust must be maintained through systems that truly work and provide tangible benefits,” he said.
With this expansion, PT Pakar Inspeksi Indonesia aims to solidify its position as a leading provider of CCTV and surveillance solutions for corporate, industrial, infrastructure, and strategic facility needs in Indonesia.
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