All companies, whether they are small, medium of large all face security concerns in various forms. For one, employee theft in small businesses has risen by an alarming 15% year on year. While many large corporations hire security personnel to help prevent this type of theft from occurring, the security of assets owned by many small and medium businesses is often left to the office manager or an admin assistant to oversee.
To enhance the security measures which are suitable for small and medium businesses, there are various electronic devices available that can help to control access to the building or construction site- such as building site CCTV and even scaffold alarms. These construction site security measures not only allow only authorised personnel onto your property, they also protect your site from the threat posed by external intruders too.
Some of these site security systems work by alerting security staff if a door is forced open, as well as raising the alarm for internal threats such as if a door has been propped open- leaving your building or site vulnerable.
If you have valuable equipment or other items that you wish that your employees not to have access to, some electronic systems raise the alarm if someone if trying to gain access to this particular room- keeping your property safe. Some of the most basic and easy to use access systems are operated using a pin code, or other access equipment such as key cards or tags so that only authorised people are able to gain access to a site.
Often access control systems are made up of the following components;
Software that is used to program your system, giving you full control of who enters your site, at what entrance point and at what time of the day. A control panel which is used to store all of the systems hardware components. A multiple amount of readers which are used to scan the key cards and fobs and grant access to eligible users, or if your access system requires a pin number to be entered keypads are provided. A numerous amount of locking mechanisms which only lock when the access has been allowed by the use of a key card or correct pin number. Exit devices to unlock the doors when authorised people wish to leave the controlled area. Finally most systems come with status devices which trigger an alert when the doors are opened or closed.
Some certain access control systems also need a computer to be operated- browser based systems are usually recommended by the use of small and medium businesses. This is because these systems are often easier for people to use as most people are comfortable using a standard internet browser. Systems which use a browser to operate also have an added advantage that they can be controlled by any computer which is connected to the security network.
If you are interested in purchasing access control systems or electronic security systems for your building or construction site please visit Alternatively if you would like to find out which access control systems are best for your site, please call the Permanex Security customer support team on 0845 069 5555.
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