Are you considering adding, expanding or upgrading your video security system?
If you lock in your contract before December 31, you may be able to offset some of your investment through tax saving
Business security systems consist of video surveillance technology, premises monitoring, intrusion detection, and a wide range of alarm and emergency communication technology.
Businesses that use security systems for security and risk management include warehouses, manufacturing facilities, office buildings, shopping centers, retail establishments, fast food restaurants, mining sites, farm and ranch properties, poultry houses, and hunting clubs.
IP video surveillance technology allows for real-time monitoring and speeds up response time in the event of an intrusion.
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Employee Turnover is Expensive, Video Security Can Help
A manufacturer could spend $40,000-$100,000 to replace a skilled tool and die maker. Don’t lose a valuable employee due to parking lot vandalism.
Use Video Security to Reduce Threats of Workplace Violence
Employers have a duty to provide a safe workplace to employees. Although there is no specific OSHA standard related to workplace violence, the general duty to provide a safe workplace standard requires employers to use “feasible means” to protect workers from acts of violence.
Use Video Security to Improve Workplace Safety and Compliance
1 Opportunities abound in the typical U.S. workplace for accidents and injuries. Sometimes these injuries are due to the nature of the work itself or the speed at which work must be performed. Sometimes workplace risks are due to the lack of safety protocols (or the failure to enforce announced safety protocols), poor operational design, defective […]