INDUSTRY EXPERT
SECURITY
AND BEYOND SECURITY
A professional security presence with 24/7 staffed access is
a given, but sometimes a developer needs to add an extra
loss-prevention and safety component to its security plan.
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• With current technology, it’s possible for all cameras to be viewed
his could include a video surveillance system, restricted
access control measures with reduced technology costs,
online technology, and increased regulations. Here are just
a few reasons why you should consider investing in such a
sys tem in the 21 st century.
live 24/7 from virtually anywhere via the internet on a smartphone.
Additionally, using a remote joystick, cameras can be remotely
adjusted to zoom, tilt or pan. This has the added benefit of ‘watching’
your development grow, and the footage can be used for marketing –
showing how the project has developed.
• Video surveillance systems are good for your bottom line. They not
only limit inventory shrinkage and property damage – they are also
deterrents to crime, and can help to lower liability and insurance
costs. Effective video surveillance programmes can also improve
overall productivity and customer service. All of these items
contribute to your bottom line, making this the icing on the video
surveillance cake.
• For developers, video surveillance can also play a critical role
in regulatory compliance and management of contractors,
subcontractors and staff at all entrance and exit points, by ensuring
that no criminal elements sneak onto site during or after working
hours.
• At JNCS Beyond Security we offer our development clientele a full,
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experienced project management team to ensure that their safety
and security plans are implemented to the highest of standards, and
we ensure that all installations are future proof.
JNCS Beyond Security operates using one point of contact. We
will appoint a seasoned project manager to handle and liaise with
the entire project team to ensure that the correct specs are being
installed in terms of essential services, e.g. perimeter sleeving,
electrical requirements, lighting requirements, etc.
Video surveillance systems are great for monitoring access points and
unstaffed areas, which is important in providing a safe environment
for your employees, for residents and for visitors. Additionally,
video surveillance systems have been shown to reduce violence and
harassment, creating healthier workplaces.
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