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Pro-Vision Video Installs Now Backed by MECP-Certified Techs
The certification validates expertise in complex vehicle technology installations, making it the first fleet video solutions provider to achieve the milestone.

The company's technicians are now set to deliver higher standards for quality and reliability.
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Pro-Vision, which provides video camera solutions with cloud storage capabilities, announced today that its entire field installation technician team is now certified through the Mobile Electronics Certified Professional (MECP) program. The company said this milestones means it has become the first fleet video solutions provider to achieve MECP certification for its installation team.
The MECP certification, administered by the Certification Systems Technology Company, is an internationally recognized credential for mobile electronics installation. It validates a technician’s expertise in vehicle electrical systems, wiring best practices, installation safety and signal integrity. MECP-certified installers help ensure high-quality, reliable performance, reducing risks and minimizing issues for fleet customers operating in complex vehicle environments.
“This achievement reflects our unwavering commitment to quality,” said Chris Taylor, director of technical services at Pro-Vision. “Our customers trust us with critical technology that protects drivers, fleets and communities. Having a MECP-certified installation team ensures every deployment meets the highest industry standards.”

Pro-Vision has recently helped large organizations like East Baton Rouge Parish School outfit more than 500 school buses with its solutions.
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Fleet video systems are increasingly vital for improving driver safety, reducing liability, and enhancing operational visibility. Proper installation is critical to system performance, uptime, and long-term reliability. By investing in advanced certification for every technician, Pro-Vision reinforces its dedication to delivering consistent, high-quality deployments at scale.
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