DOOR & WINDOW FINISH HARDWARE:  Locks; Keying; Exit Panic Devices; Doors (wood, metal, aluminum/glass, tempered glass etc.); Windows Walls & Storefronts; Windows; Hinges; Pivots; Stops; Door Closers; Rolling Doors & Curtains; Gates; etc.

PHYSICAL SECURITY:  Locks; Keying; Exit Panic Devices; doors; Windows Walls & Storefronts; Windows; Hinges; Gates; Fences; Turnstiles/Roto Gates; Rolling Doors & Curtains; Safes; Vaults and Safety Equipment.

ELECTRONIC SECURITY:  Alarm Systems, Central Station Systems, Proprietary Control, Alarm signals, Via Hardwire, Telephone Lines, Laser & Microwave using Multiplex-Analog-Digital-Radio Signal Transmission, Perimeter & Fence Alarms, Guard Tour, etc.

ACCESS CONTROL:  Individual ID, Card Access, Coded Pushbutton, Voice ID, Fingerprint ID, Automatic Doors & Gates, Electric Locks & Deadbolts, Automated Turnstiles/Roto Gates, Man Traps, etc.

CLOSED CIRCUIT TV & VIDEO SYSTEMS:  Surveillance Cameras-Monitors - Switchers - Recorders - Controls - Multiplexing; Badge & Visual TV ID, Microwave Video Transmission, Data Displays, etc.

RISK ASSESSMENT & VULNERABILITY STUDIES: Determining the right combination of safeguards starts with systematically analyzing your security exposures and advising the client where they are vulnerable or at risk. We can conduct an in-depth Security Audit of your facilities to identify security potential problem areas and needs, and then develop a strategy and detailed plan . . . a plan you can live with and solutions that won’t cost you more than what you are trying to protect. Whether the assignment involves ground up security design or retrofit planning, specifying security hardware and systems, needs assessment or procedural controls, SFC can help from concept through project management, implementation, and ongoing risk assessments.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DoD SECURITY):  Physical and Electronic Security for Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities, 50-3. This includes DoD approved Intrusion Detection, Telephone & Intercommunications protection, Locks, Vaults and Classified Files, Security Windows & Drapes, Optical Barriers, Access Control, Audio Security, Counter Surveillance Measures, TEMPEST, Lighting, Computer and Computer Center Security.

SAFEGUARDING OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATIONv Designing and planning requirements to protect all elements of Classified Information, 5220.22-M. This includes DoD approved methods of handling all types of Classified Information, Employee Screening, Access Control, Security Clearances, Visitor Control, Transmission and Communications Security, Document Control, Facility Security, Reproduction Control, Automatic Data Processing Security, Industrial Security, Sensitive Waste Control, Classified Storage.

ELECTRICAL - CONDUIT & CABLES:  Mainly in new construction, selection of cables, sizing of wires and conduit. Security system(s) electrical plans & specifications.

POWER AND BATTERY BACKUP SYSTEMS:  Uninterruptable Power Source, Generators, Clean Power Source, Line Power Conditioners, Inverter and battery back up systems.

COMMUNICATIONS:  Audio, Intercom, Paging, Internal Telephone Systems, Telecommunications, Data Transfer, Modems, Microwave Transmission, Two Way Radio and Remote Radio Control.

DATA COMMUNICATIONS:  Modems, Multiplex, Laser & Microwave Transmission, A/D to D/A and D/A to A/D.

FIRE/LIFE SAFETY:  Fire Alarm systems, Data Center Systems, High Rise Emergency Communication/Evacuation Systems, Elevator Fire Recall, Life Safety, etc.

GUARD SERVICES:  Selection of guards, either In House Guards or Contract Guards is an important function of the total Security Program. Implementing programs for Manpower requirements, Recruiting, Screening, Hiring and Training. Also the design of Guard Tours, Procedures and the training of Operation of Systems.

BULLET RESISTANT:  Glazing, Walls, Booths, Materials, etc.

ENERGY MANAGEMENT:  Monitoring & Control of Lighting, Heat, Air, Power and Energy. Controlled by Time, Schedule, Duty Cycle, Peak Load, Hi/Low Temperature, Alarm with Automatic Response, Hi/Low Pressure, and of course manual override.

INDUSTRIAL MONITORING & CONTROL SYSTEMS: Job Costing, Pump Motors, Chiller On/Off, Water Lines Above/Below Temperature, Hi/Low Pressure, Motorized Controls, Circulation Pumps, Modems, and CPS/UPS/LPC Power sources.PARKING CONTROL SYSTEMS Barrier Arm Gates, Automatic Steel Gates, Automatic Rolling Curtains, Coin/Token/Ticket Dispensers, Safeties, Traffic Flow and Parking Lot Design, Card Access, etc.

PROPRIETARY CENTRAL COMMAND CENTER:  The operating console designed to house all monitor and control devices. The design must take into consideration operator ease of operation, power and backup power requirements, different system interfaces, system and/or console expansion, aesthetics, environment.

COMPUTERIZED MONITORING & CONTROL:  Integration of any or all of the above to have Computerized Monitoring and Control for TOTAL FACILITY CONTROL.

WEB, INTERNET & INTRANET: Creation or updates for the Corporate Security Web Site or Intranet could be a very important part of the total Security & Fire Management. We can create a complete web site or assist in your web site development, including security procedures on your web or intranet for your employees and security personnel.

CENTRAL STATION:  Can be Underwriter's Laboratories (U/L) Listed, approved by Factory Mutual (F/M), Fire Insurance Association (FIA), and Insurance Services Offices (ISO). System and building design, equipment selection, construction and installation compliance, implementation, operating procedures, testing, maintenance. Design system compatibility with all type subscribers lines and transmissions.

PROCEDURES: All security, systems, locks and safety equipment installed, could be wasted if careful thought is not put into how they will be used. Also, everyone involved needs to be aware, employees need a guide, and the managers, guard sand/or people responsible for security and safety need to have established written procedures.