Access control and video surveillance systems can warn you that a door has been propped open or capture video of an incident as it is occurring, but they cannot always prevent a security event from occurring. By also addressing the environmental factors that facilitate these incidents, you can dramatically improve the security of your
Facility managers and owners typically deploy security cameras for three broad purposes: Intrusion Loss prevention Liability mitigation As the software technology and resolution associated with cameras and NVRs (Network Video Recorders) continues to evolve exponentially, new highly innovative uses emerge that save significant time, and reduce loss and liability — in many circumstances
When facility managers and owners approach Radius Systems to assess their existing building automation systems, “integration” is often the first topic that arises. Whether due to reasons of cost, logistics, or impact to their daily operations, most managers and owners are hesitant to “rip and replace” their legacy systems. They are understandably hoping
On a recent walkthrough for a client in Delaware, one of our sales engineers discovered that out of approximately 100 doors in the facility, 25 failed to comply with applicable codes. If a crisis occurred, the property owner, property manager, architect, contractors, and others could be held liable for any incidents resulting from those compliance
Propped doors are a significant threat to facilities for several reasons. Propping open doors compromises the security of the building and compromises the safety of the occupants. When doors are propped open, unauthorized persons can easily gain access to the building, and potential intruders or individuals with malicious intent can bypass existing access
Our EXPERTISE extends beyond Building Automation. Our expert and highly responsive staff have the knowledge and experience to help you transition away from ineffective security providers or high cost legacy systems, to support you through the lifespan of your facility security systems. Here are 6 critical factors in choosing a partner
Colleges/Universities and K-12 school buildings serve a multitude of purposes that include auditoriums, gymnasiums, cafeterias, lab spaces, and offices in addition to traditional classrooms. Designing the correct energy management strategy for these multi-purpose buildings can result in a positive impact to a school's operating budget. Effective energy management strategies will reduce annual
Colleges/Universities and K-12 school buildings serve a multitude of purposes that include auditoriums, gymnasiums, cafeterias, lab spaces, and offices in addition to traditional classrooms. Designing the correct energy management strategy for these multi-purpose buildings can result in a positive impact to a school's operating budget. Effective energy management strategies will reduce annual
Click Here to Schedule a Webinar on HVAC & BAS Strategies for Healthy Schools The Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2021 (CRRSA), was signed into law on December 27, 2020 and provides an additional $54.3 billion for the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund (ESSER II Fund). The Fact Sheet
Two separate funding announcements for the School Safety and Security Grant Program funding were released on September 9, 2019, with an application deadline of November 4, 2019. Program Details: PA School Safety and Security Grant Program Information For assistance with the application process and general grant administration, see: Grant Guides Frequently Asked Questions: FAQ To access