1. Protect Your Building From Harm
Office, Factory, Warehouse, School, & Home
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2.
Offices should have adequate provisions for
the safety of personnel, premises and
business. It is equivalent to protecting your
business assets as well as your workers
and even your lives.
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Invest in the proper equipment and
implement access controls to safeguard
your office and the life of your staff.
This measure will prevent theft of money.
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3. The loss of documents and electronic
files containing confidential data could
spell the ruin of a company. This is why it
is necessary to acquire alarm systems
to alert authorities in case there is an
unauthorized access. It keeps your
workers protected from harm. -
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4. Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV)
It is imperative that you install this
system to actively monitor cameras
during and even after business hours.
You can install the cameras on all
entrances, exits, and on parking areas
on a height where it cannot be easily
reached or disabled.
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5. Manual Locks & Keys
Keep a record of all locks and
bolts, all keys, and key
duplicates. Keep master keys
secured. Audit keys when they
are checked out to employees.
When these employees leave
the company, their keys must
be returned. The locks must be
replaced if possible.
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6. Premises
All areas entry and exit must have CCTV
cameras which should have a clear,
unobstructed view. Security guards must
also be strategically posted. After office
hours, all windows and doors must be
secured and alarm systems must be
activated.
Access through windows, roof hatches,
utility tunnel, or sewer must be secured.
Corridors, entry points, parking lots and
areas with cameras must be well lighted.
There should be at least one security
guard on post to monitor and report any
incident.
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7. Assessment
Perform regular audits of facilities, CCTV
monitor recordings, materials, IDs, and
keys issued to personnel. If you do not
have the appropriate staff to perform
such an audit, there are plenty of third
parties that can perform a thorough
assessment for you
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8. Personnel
Educate personnel about the security risk of “social engineering”. This happens
when criminals befriend an employee to gain trust and consequently gain access
to the facilities.
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9. Electronic Card Access System
This is extremely important for buildings,
schools, banks, and other high-security
premises. The card access system must
be on an uninterrupted power supply.
Access cards must be color-coded for
employees, visitors, or vendors and all
transactions in the system must be
monitored.
Console access must be limited to the
authorized personnel only. IDs and
access cards must be disabled and
returned upon termination of
employment.
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10. Security At Home
There should be smoke detectors, fire alarm systems and burglar alarm
system installed in the home. Children must be taught how these systems
work.
Post a list of emergency numbers to dial and the numbers must be clear and
legible.
Young children must be taught how to use the telephone, mobile phone or
radio to alert parents about the situation at home whenever they are alone.
Post emergency numbers prominently near the phone and on strategic
places.
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11. Security At Home
Children must know how to answer the phone so that they do not provide
information to strangers and other unidentified people.
Children should know where they live – from the house number, name of
street, and must be able to provide this information to emergency rescuers
during the absence of their parents or other adult companions.
All service contractors and maintenance personnel must present
identification cards and papers before they are allowed to enter the home
premises. If they do not have any ID but you trust their referral source, be
sure to take their photos yourself and activate the security cameras to keep
a record of their visit and activity in your home.
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12. Security At Home
Children should know how to exit the home in case of fire or other
emergency.
Make young children wear a special lanyard-held identification (with your
name and contact number) when you take them out to the malls, parks,
or grocery stores.
Whether you are at home, on the road or in the
office premises, you will always be secure if you
are alert and careful.
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13. Security ID/Badge Providers
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in the protection of people, property and data. They provide
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Experienced customer service personnel, designers, and
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instructions, care tips, as well as onsite warranty service or
repair. They are the undisputed experts in identification and
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14. Our Clients Include
• Canadian Government
• Fairmont Hotels
• Canadian & US Militaries
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• RCMP
• BC Hydro
• Disneyland
• Translink
• Microsoft
• eBay Canada
• Google
• BC College of Teachers
• Spectra Energy
• Gateway Casinos & Entertainment
• Air Canada
• Telus
• Aliant Telecom
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15. And our security solutions were also used at the following events:
The Olympic Games
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