AKME Securitas (Cyprus) Ltd

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

AKME Securitas vital security advice


AKME Securitas vital security advice

It’s a fact, the vast majority of home and business intruder activations are false alarms. Not only is it inconvenient for staff to be called outside of working hours to attend a site for a false alarm, but it is disruptive to the business’s productivity the next day. 
We, at AKME Securitas, have found that a business’s key holder are prime members of staff and as such, the cost to a business in financial and human resource terms can be intrusive when relying on staff to respond to intruder alarm activations. The same can be said of home key holders if on holiday or just on a night out.
THE PRINCIPLE CONSIDERATIONS OF A KEY HOLDER
  • Are you able to respond 24/7, in the middle of the night if necessary?
  • How will this impact your family life if often you are waking up partners?
  • You are out on a Saturday night, have you got the keys and how will you get to site?
  • What are you walking into?  Have you been trained to deal with all eventualities?
  • What will you do if there is someone inside the premises?
  • How will being stuck on a site all night impact your productivity the next day?
  • How will you remember to keep your monitoring company abreast of any changes to your contact details and availability?
  • What happens when you go on holiday?
KEY HOLDERS ARE AT RISK – CONSIDER THESE STATS
  • Property crime accounts for the majority of recorded crime statistics recorded by the Police 2009/2010 (78% and 70% respectively)
  • Violence, including robbery, accounts for about a fifth (22%).
  • There were 2000 instances of recorded robbery during 2009.
  • Over 5% of all intruder alarm activations are not false alarms, meaning key holders are walking into potentially very serious incidents.
  • Most intruder alarm activations are false alarms and occur during unsociable hours (meaning your most valuable resource’s (i.e. staff’s) time is being wasted when responding in the middle of the night).
Jeff Greenwood NdipSM,FINSTD
Chief Executive
Akme Securitas (Cyprus) Ltd
(Tel/Fax) 26910350
(Mob) 99 06 08 78
Normally 2€ per day, Now for the first 100 New customers 1€ per day held for 3 years
 SECURE KEYHOLDING & ALARM RESPONSE PROCEDURES
SECURE KEY HOLDING SECURITY PROCEDURE
All keys held in a secure mobile safe in transparent tamper proof bags
All bags have individual serial numbers
Bag is only opened in case of emergency or by request of client
Your address is not known by any individual
In emergency or by client request, mobile officers will be informed of address and serial number to attend at once
Client informed, logged and documented new secure bag & serial number issued
ALARM RESPONSE PROCEDURE:­
On immediate activation of alarm, control room will dispatch duty vehicle
Response vehicle goes directly to address
No matter what the incident, officers will deal with false alarm, burglary etc.
All relevant agencies (Police, locksmiths, glaziers, carpenters) will be called to secure your property – If applicable
Clients will be informed as soon as possible via any means, all incidents logged & documented.
FOR Further DETAILS CALL AKME SECURITAS ON 97617886

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