Integrated Life Safety and Security Systems
At Lemberg, we understand the importance of keeping your staff, customers, and property safe. Whether it’s for general safety, healthcare security or information privacy, establishing a reliable building security network that ensures the overall life safety and security of personnel and guests should be a priority for every business or institution.
Lemberg provides the infrastructure and components to build integrated life safety and security systems. We work with vendors to build, install and maintain the following security solutions and more.
- Security Cameras
- Door Access
- Emergency Call Boxes
- Nurse Call
- Access Control Systems
- Emergency Lighting
- Wander Management
- Background Music/Sound-Masking
- Fire Alarm
- Intrusion Alarm
The Best Security Solutions - Deter, Detect, Document
Your business should have layers of security solutions and methods to ensure safety. It starts with understanding your risks and ends with a solid combination of operational, technical, and physical processes, which includes the design, installation and maintenance of life safety and security systems.
Properly designed security networks can save time and money. While we recommend building in measures to deter intrusion, we also advise customers to take proactive steps to detect intrusion and train employees to recognize and document suspicious activity.
Building Security into Your Existing Plan
According to the National Infrastructure Advisory Council, your building resilience should cover everything from entries to transportation routes, communications and power, and every business transaction in between.
Our life safety and security networks will strengthen your business' resourcefulness and adaptability, allowing for rapid recovery. Additionally, these security measures include post-incident learning to better respond to future incidents.
Using Building Information Modeling (BIM) to Integrate Security Systems
Building Information Modeling (BIM) can be used to safely and virtually determine the best way to integrate security systems by examining your floor plans and keeping your egress plans up to date. Understand where you can incorporate architectural elements (such as corners, building facades, signage, and so on) into a building security plan. Experts warn against using features like fake cameras or overt signage to ward off would-be violators. These are not only ineffective, they can be in violation of codes and laws.
As you use building information modeling to integrate your security systems, consider the benefits of safety-focused initiatives, regular updates, and your building exterior. We discuss those in more detail below.
