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Barratt Homes sales staff feel safer with Peoplesafe
posted on 24/09/2008
Peoplesafe is providing Barratt Homes staff with peace of mind, knowing that they are being monitored in potentially hazardous situations and can discreetly summon help if threatened. When a recently released prisoner visited one of Barratt Homes sales offices and a consultant had to talk her way out of a potentially volatile situation, Barratt Homes made the decision to upgrade its lone worker support from a personal squealer alarm to the tec... [more]
One in six churches victim of theft or arson
posted on 19/09/2008
The latest review published by Congregational & General indicates that approximately one in six churches in the UK claimed on their insurance policies over the last 12 months – amounting to an estimated £24.3m worth of loss or damage nationwide. Top of the list of claims by value, excluding weather related incidents are those caused by theft of lead and other metals – this was the fastest-growing area for claims with Congregational experiencin... [more]
New System Sensor Europe input module enables devices to interface with addressable fire system
posted on 12/09/2008
Current loop devices are typically used to transmit the analogue measurements of gas concentrations, pressure, temperature, gas or liquid flow rates and many similar physical variables. System Sensor Europe's new 4 - 20mA input module enables devices that communicate through the industry standard 4 - 20mA output to interface with an addressable fire system. The benefits for the fire engineer are that a number of new variables can now con... [more]
Everything You Need to Know About Home Alarm Systems
posted on 11/09/2008
Home alarm systems are becoming increasingly popular due to advances in technology that are allowing the prices of such systems to reduce dramatically. One problem that still seems to plague potential customers is the question about who is going to install the alarm system? There’s no point in getting a great price on an alarm system if you will have to spend a great deal of money having it installed. The truth of the matter is that it can be ... [more]
Rydon Construction staff safeguarded with SoloProtect
posted on 10/09/2008
The multi-million pound makeover of the five tower blocks that make up the Chalcots Estate in Swiss Cottage, North London necessitates regular contact between the main contractor Rydon Construction and the occupiers of the 711 flats on the estate. The £66 million makeover to transform the 22-storey blocks of flats includes the replacement and refurbishment of kitchens, bathrooms, electrics and communal areas. Members of Rydon Construction’s... [more]
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