AI CCTV ADMCC Audit Preparation Checklist for Abu Dhabi Sites

The Abu Dhabi Monitoring and Control Centre (ADMCC) governs how camera systems are designed, where signage is placed, who is allowed to commission a system, how long footage must be retained, and what evidence must be available on request. When an inspector arrives, they do not assess your network engineer’s confidence — they assess line items. A complete dossier typically contains the original signed proposal and design intent, as-built drawings reflecting actual installed positions, camera schedule with model, serial, lens, mounting height and field of view, network topology including PoE switch list and VLAN segmentation, the ADMCC-approved integrator’s certification on record, retention configuration evidence aligned with the venue category, signage placement photographs with dimensions, a documented operator access policy, and a maintenance log demonstrating that the system has remained in its certified state. Technical standards commonly used as references in CCTV specifications include BS EN 50132 for CCTV operational requirements, IEC 62676 for video surveillance system performance, and where information-security controls are in play, ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Annex A controls covering logging, monitoring, and physical security. Emirtech’s audit pack is built around these line items because they are the evidence an inspector can verify — not the camera count, not the model name, but the proof that the system installed in 2022 still matches the design certified in 2022.