Can you take pics inside your workplace?

[rudeguy]

Simple Q

 

[vi edit]

I vote kinda. I can take pics...but it can't be of a computer screen with patient data on it.

 

[Matthiasa]

As my only real job is being a student, I'm going to say yes... for the most part.

 

[AeroEngy]

No. I am a defense contractor. We are not even allowed to have cell phones with cameras. I ended up having to buy a crappy phone because of the no camera restriction.

 

[Nik]

Nope, no cams allowed in Intel labs.

 

[dud]

Definitely no.

 

[ra1nman]

Nope...ITAR compliance.

 

[JohnCU]

absolutely not. too many terrirsts

 

[Nik]

absolutely not. too many terrirsts

you work wif terrificators?! 😱

 

[JohnCU]

you work wif terrificators?! 😱

nope, but i'm sure they'd like to have pictars so they could devise their evil doin plan to git in :twisted:

 

[drdops]

yes, but i would need a hot work permit or an IS camera.

And a pretty good reason for taking them if someone asked.

 

[MotF Bane]

Sure. One job is a Hallmark, the other is a university chemistry building. Maybe some restrictions in the chemistry place, since I can get into absolutely any room with any equipment I want.

 

[MikeyIs4Dcats]

yes, but we do have customers that prohibit them. can be a pain when trying to document issues and progress on construction

 

[Colt45]

I can, but I'm not allowed to. Question sucks.

 

[Bignate603]

No. I am a defense contractor. We are not even allowed to have cell phones with cameras. I ended up having to buy a crappy phone because of the no camera restriction.

Same here, technically we're not allowed to have cameras but everyone does. We all just turn our phones off and keep them off when we walk into the office. The funny thing is I could print whatever I wanted out and take it home with me without any problem.

 

[wiretap]

Kind of.. nuclear plant. Photos have to be released by security. Most are allowed, except where critical systems are shown.

 

[JohnCU]

Kind of.. nuclear plant. Photos have to be released by security. Most are allowed, except where critical systems are shown.

oO another nukie, engineering/ops/maintenance?

 

[wiretap]

Engineering. =)

 

[JohnCU]

Engineering. =)

w00t me too, electrical/I&C systems

 

[wiretap]

Awesome. I&C = fun times. I did my first internship years with them. They had me running all over the place finding gauges in hard to reach places that the fat people couldn't fit into, lol.

 

[nageov3t]

I'm not supposed to, but realistically, no one would care if I did as long as it's not anything of consequence.

 

[Fingolfin269]

No

 

[Corporate Thug]

I vote kinda. I can take pics...but it can't be of a computer screen with patient data on it.

kind of same deal with me. General pics are fine but nothing with privileged or confidential info.

 

[Engineer]

Not sure...between jobs right now. Previous job, could as long as trade secrets were not let out...but most of the stuff we were doing (100% actually) had been done by others at one point...so nothing worth hiding.

 

[Rockinacoustic]

Sure. Just not patient information or prescriptions.