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If a Security Officer needs signs for perimeter fencing, a generator, power cords, trash pumps for a desilting basin, etc., etc., etc. ONE call and ONE stop. The professional Security Officer has everything at his fingertips to do an outstanding job for the client. |
All of the electronics we use to back up the Security Officer are WIRELESS |
Our Class 8 Mack is dropping off and setting up the Mobile Radio Frequency Lab. |
Our Class 7 tractor towing the equipment trailer. |
Radio Frequency Identification Tags are used to prevent the theft of eqipment and appliances. They're attached out of sight to refrigerators, microwaves, ovens dishwashers and the like. If someone begins to move a tagged unit (say during the day) the appliance CALLS YOUR SUPERINTENDENT IMMEDIATELY at any contact number you designate and says..."This is the rerigerator in Lot 4 and I am being removed from the house." It also reports the speed at which it is moving and in what direction. At the same time, IT SENDS AN EMAIL MESSAGE TO THE PROJECT MANAGER so he can follow and find out what happened. At night the appliances will call/alert your professional Security Guard. |
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RFID TAGS |
Contractors security invented intrusion detection radio appliances for the civilian law enforcement market with input from the United States Secret Service 9 years ago. This device is patented and is not permitted for sale other than to the military and police. Our unique sensor allows us to have an immediately deployable perimeter alarm system. Our security guards place the sensors around sensitive and or valuable equipment at the beginning of there shift. anyone coming onto the job site is detected by the Cyclops sensors and the security officer on site is called in less than one second on his hand held radio and told of the intrusion. The sensor then opens a mic line so the guard can hear what is going on in the area so they can take appropriate action to protect your job site. There is no extra charge for these units. |
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