Access control for a 400-bed pipeline camp on the energy corridor.
A 400-bed camp with rotating contractor crews needed gate discipline that survived turnover. Digitized manifests and arrival-day orientations did it.
The camp's paper sign-in system collapsed every time a new contractor crew rotated in — unmanifested vehicles, missing orientations, and two after-hours incidents traced to unbadged visitors.
Maple ran two-officer gate teams on 12-hour rotations, digitized manifest verification at the gate with nightly reconciliation, and delivered a 15-minute security orientation to every arriving crew in the camp's own mess hall.
“Turnover used to break our gate. Now the gate doesn't notice turnover.”
Post-deployment report anonymized under NDA. Every Maze Security contract carries a non-disclosure clause — client identities are never published. Figures verified during internal review.
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