SECURITY | SECOM
Secom has seen how our electronic security solutions combat these threats by offering a strong deterrent and when a crime is perpetrated, our security systems can be a source of crucial evidence.
INTELLIGENT ELECTRONICS The sophisticated solution is built around cutting-edge
algorithm based video analytics. They are brilliantly utilised in a series of ‘intelligent’ motion-sensing megapixel cameras. These are capable of capturing high-resolution images that make it much easier for police to use in their investigations.
Each camera has its own integrated digital video recorder (DVR) and is linked via Ethernet or wireless connection to an existing IP network. This means that when a suspicious event triggers the motion sensors, the cameras send video images to the Secom monitoring operator, who can then assess additional images from the inbuilt DVR - and others on the site - before making an appropriate response.
Key points include:
• Advanced video analytics • System responds only to suspicious events • Low-bandwidth IP transmission • Easy installation • More cost-effective than manned guarding
AWARD-WINNING SECURITY SYSTEMS
SECOM: SAFE, EFFECTIVE FM
As one of the leading on and off-site
security services providers in the UK, Secom knows the value of safe and effective FM.
The office or place of work is the heart of your business so it pays not to cut corners when it comes to protecting it. At Secom, we believe that security is a fundamental aspect of good FM and those who do not give their premises the protection that they deserve will nearly always regret their decision.
FM WITH ELECTRONIC SECURITY SYSTEMS Quite rightly, crime gets a great deal of public attention and
media scrutiny. If serious incidents were to occur in your building, the negative impacts may be felt for some time. Crime is likely to be extremely damaging both in terms of your bottom line and your reputation. We know that FMs have to ensure they are protected against traditional crimes such as petty theft, but increasingly the role also has to deal with other callous crimes including vandalism, arson and headline-grabbing armed robberies.
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Best Indirect Supplier award SECOM won the Speedy Services Best Indirect Supplier award for our high quality and expertise in providing Speedy Hire with essential equipment and services. Today SECOM provides CCTV and alarm systems for Speedy Hire's warehouses around the country. Until recently, it managed 75% of the firm's UK depots, but that has now been increased to include every single one.
Carillion Service Excellence SECOM are proud to have been recognised by Carillion’s Services team for delivering an exceptional level of service and as a result we have been awarded two Service Excellence Certificates in recognition of our management team process and our field support team for the professional manner in which we worked with them on major projects.
Barry Horner, National Account Director at Carillion Services commented: “From the first meeting we held with the Secom team, we were impressed by their clear understanding of the complex task to seamlessly transfer maintenance and monitoring of intruder detections systems, access control systems and CCTV on our behalf. Throughout the process it was seen that our initial confidence was not misplaced. By building an excellent working relationship, the whole transfer process was fully delivered to all parties’ satisfaction and with no disruption or risk to the end customer”.
Tomorrow’s FM Products & Services Awards Secom was previously voted in third place out of 50 entrants by the readers of Tomorrow’s FM in the publication’s Products & Services Awards.
www.secom.plc.uk SECURITY : TOMORROW’S FM YEARBOOK 2015/16
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