This author has yet to write their bio.Meanwhile lets just say that we are proud Michelle Daniels contributed a whooping 32 entries.
Over the last two years vehicle crime has been on the rise in Surrey and Hampshire and a particular focus of criminals has been the theft of high value cars like BMW and Landrover who feature keyless systems. Detective Inspector Dee Fielding of Surrey Police recently said, “Keyless car theft is a crime on the rise […]
It may be the summer holidays for Schools across the country but it’s certainly a busy time for our surveyors and engineers. They are using the time to spec, install and maintain a variety of different school security systems. Over the past few years Security has become a major part of a school’s management and […]
James Lewis, Business Development Manager at Absolute Security, reflects on an exciting period of innovative customer projects and cutting-edge security solutions from the team. As I look back over my first 16 months at Absolute Security, I’m delighted by so many highlights that spring to mind. For some they’ve involved cutting-edge security innovations – with […]
Security technology has a constant habit of evolving. In this article we’re given a glimpse of the very latest developments and popular trends that will continue into 2018. As intruders get smarter in their approaches, and the threat of violent crime continues to concern people, so does the security technology to combat it. More […]
Absolute Security is delighted to announce it has a number of vacancies, as the business continues to grow and meet customer demand. The team is currently looking for: Service engineers Installation engineers Junior engineers, including apprenticeship opportunities ..to join its busy service and installation division. You can find out more here and, to apply, contact […]
Fencing, gates and other perimeter security measures in schools continue to face increasing scrutiny. Not only are Schools under pressure to tighten safeguarding measures to protect pupils and staff during the school day, many need to protect valuable equipment and prevent damage to the site from intruders ‘out of hours’. With education budgets tightly squeezed, […]
In recent news reports it has emerged that Ofsted is adopting greater scrutiny of school security during inspections. In some respects schools have found weaknesses in their site security have led to their Ofsted rating being downgraded. See this report. Inspecting safeguarding directives Much of Ofsted’s security focus has stemmed from new directives on […]
Emergency lighting is widely used as a secondary lighting source that switches on automatically when a building’s normal power supply disrupted to the primary lights. In the case of a fire within a premises, it can be really helpful in facilitating a safe evacuation. Introducing Photoluminescent strips One criticism of emergency lighting, however, is that […]
When it comes to fire safety, businesses have a duty to keep their employees safe and it’s wise to check that, as an employer, you are complying with your responsibilities under The Fire Safety Order 2005. Business fire safety obligations Each business should have a designated ‘responsible’ person for the purpose of fire safety. They […]
