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
Contact us to arrange a consultation.