Securitronics Services
Access Control
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Access Control Systems go well beyond traditional security systems that merely keep the wrong people out. Access Control means allowing the right people into the right area at the right time. Today's access control systems offer the flexibility to control who is allowed into specific areas of your facilities at specific times. It gives you the opportunity for better, more precise control of security.
Access Control Systems provide our clients with a variety of benefits including:
Increasing Employee Productivity:
Limit employee access to areas of your facility, where they can benefit the company most. Worker attendance and timeliness can be monitored.
Enhancing Personal Safety:
Diminish the possibility of assault by limiting access to work areas and parking lots to authorized personnel only. Provide continuous monitoring of vulnerable areas, enhancing your customer's safety by deterring would-be perpetrators. At the same time, reduce the potential for lawsuits stemming from a lack of adequate access control and the personal injury that can result from the failure to protect those on your property.
Protection of Company Assets:
Customizing levels of protection can permit, limit or deny access to the entire facility, cash areas, databanks, supply rooms, or equipment storage areas, as well as track company assets.
Improving Accountability:
Traffic flow and patterns within your facility can be monitored, recorded and analyzed for compliance and effectiveness.
Reduces Security Costs:
An integrated access control system can reduce costs associated with security guards as well as function as an effective force multiplier.
Effective Remote Facility Management:
Access Control Systems can be used to control access to your facilities across town or across the country. By integrating monitor alarm-sensing equipment and CCTV systems effective remote management can be attained.
Protection of Multi-Tenant Buildings:
Reduce insurance costs by limiting access to tenants only and manages guest access and accountability.
Lower Maintenance Costs:
Avoids costly replacement of facility locks when an employee leaves with the keys. An access control system can easily delete the old card thus denying access to the facility; however, it can still record any invalid attempt at entry and notify security personnel if necessary.
