Business Security

Elevator monitoring refers to the remote supervision and emergency response services for elevator systems in order to ensure passenger safety and regulatory compliance. Some jurisdictions may require elevator monitoring and some insurers may require it for policy coverage.

ULC monitoring refers to the Underwriters Laboratories of Canada (ULC) and the certified monitoring of fire alarm and security systems. In today’s blog article, we want to talk about ULC monitoring and why it is important for those with security systems.

There are many differences between commercial and residential security systems, but the biggest ones are size and complexity. Read more here.

Choosing a commercial security provider means asking the right questions, checking background and experience, and getting a system before it’s too late. Read more here.

Security services available for commercial applications are very high-tech and include fire alarm monitoring and video surveillance. Read more here.

For business owners in Surrey, security must always be one of your top priorities. Although the crime rate in the city has decreased over the years, it is still a daily factor for many businesses. Whether you have a small storefront or a large office complex, learning these three basic components of commercial security can go a long way to creating a safe environment for your employees and customers.

You or your employees can fall into a routine as you shut down your business at the end of every day. That’s why it’s so important to make sure you’re taking all of the precautions you can to help prevent fires and crime when you’re not around.

When it comes to security, a lot of it is about perception. If the outside of your building looks messy and is poorly lit, a criminal will most likely think that you’ve put the same level of care into your security systems.

Safety awareness is a constant realization every employee must have at all times. It goes beyond what they learn in the safety training classroom and at morning safety meetings. Being constantly aware of how they’re operating at work and being able to recognize hazards is critical in mitigating safety-related risks.

The most obvious reason to incorporate surveillance cameras into your business’ security plan is as a theft deterrent system and to discourage shoplifters, but there are other benefits as well.