System Design

We assist end-users in evaluating site requirements and risks and subsequently propose a suitable solution to address security and fire risks and concerns. Below is an indication of our high-level approach:

Design Approach

To start designing a system, you need to consider and evaluate the site taking with regards to:

International best practices
The type of facility and on-site criteria

Further considerations include:

National key point
Intrinsically safe areas
Chemical storage areas
Hazardous waste areas
No-fly zones
Wireless and other communication restriction
Site layout
Size and accessibility of site
Perimeter physical barriers in place
Entrance and exit gates
Building and obstructions on site
Lighting on site
Environmental influences
Weather conditions
Geological influences
Fauna and flora influence on site
Security systems in place
Privacy concerns
Possible protection risks
Existing infrastructure
Power
Communication
Cableways and routes
Existing security systems on site
Monitoring of systems
Reaction to alarm
Health and safety requirements and restrictions
Screen and on-site indications
Client stakeholders
Budget

After we conduct a site survey, we establish the following:

Client concerns and issues related to the current system
Status and age of the current system
Detailed site condition evaluation
Types of technology available to offer a solution
Technology performance
Technology limitations
Site influences on site, which may influence technology choice
Integration of technology into the existing system

We then consider the type of technologies best suited for the facilities requirements, which could include:

Surveillance Solutions
Video Management Systems
Fire Detection Solutions
Mobile Barrier Solutions
Physical Barrier Solutions
Access Control Solutions
Alarm Intrusion Solutions
Perimeter Detection Solutions