All Archive Titles articles – Page 286
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A tall order
It’s high time we developed elevators that can be safely used to evacuate tall buildings
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Archive TitlesPre-budget statement short on specifics
Chancellor Gordon Brown has announced a package of measures to tackle climate change in his pre-Budget statement.
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Archive TitlesRoom thermostat
Danfoss Randle has launched a new version of its TP5000 programmable room thermostat for domestic wet central heating systems.
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Workplace
Many companies now use recruitment consultancies. tim cook, managing director of hays building services, offers advice on how to get the best out of them
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Archive TitlesThe bench test 2: Home comforts
For the most part digital video recorders tend to look like, well, digital video recorders...
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Most security companies saw sales drop in 2006
While growth in the UK security market was a was a healthy 6 per cent in 2006 – well above inflation – more than two thirds of the of the companies monitored by Plimsoll Portfolio Analysis saw a fall in sales.
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BSIA prepares to celebrate 40 years of security
The British Security Industry Association will celebrate its 40th birthday on 23 January 2007.
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False alarms are more likely under EN50131
The introduction of the new EN50131 standards is a complete farce.
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Failure to comply raises risk of accidents
The tragic death of a ten year old boy who was killed by powered electronic gates, which is still being investigated by the Health & Safety Executive, has highlighted the security industry's ignorance of their safety obligations under current legislation.
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AD Group on the move
CCTV specialist the AD Group and its subsidiary Dedicated Micros have moved head office functions – including finance, marketing, sales and training, to a 31,000 sq ft purpose built development at Daresbury Park, Warrington.
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Archive TitlesADI-Gardiner to distribute Irisys
Access control systems manufacturer Irisys has chosen ADI-Gardiner to distribute its newly developed security range, which includes the IRS2100 Tailgate Detector, as well as its people counters.
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Archive TitlesBSIA appoints Olympics officer
The British Security Industry Association has appointed a Project Director to focus the work of the Association for the 2012 Olympic Games. David Evans, former managing director of Legion Group, has been appointed to the position.
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DVR survives bank attack
A Ganz digital video recorder has survived the attentions of bank robbers in South Africa, despite their attempts to put the machine out of action in a bid to destroy surveillance footage of the incident.
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Archive TitlesDutch award for Nedap
Nedap Great Britain Ltd, provider of high-end security products, has received an award at the NBCC's XXV Anglo Dutch Awards for Excellence at the organisations 115th annual lunch. The event promotes Anglo-Dutch trade and collaboration.
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Roman Bath time for Mitie
Mitie has been appointed as the security partner to The Roman Baths, in Bath. The contract will see Mitie managing the provision of manned security and CCTV monitoring at the site.
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We've been here before
In response to your opinion article in November’s Security Installer ...Yes, yes, yes I agree with everything Carl Samm says.
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Bin 'bugging' is rubbish
Deister electronic UK, which is at the forefront of the RFID technology being used by councils to identify wheelie bins to occupiers, has totally rejected the "bugging" claims being made in some of the national media.
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Archive TitlesUpgraded surveillance from Tyco for Borough of Islington
Tyco Traffic and Transportation has installed an upgraded CCTV system that is helping the London Borough of Islington to improve safety and security.
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Installer programme from Bosch
Bosch Security Systems says its new Approved Installer Programme is designed to enable professional installers to stand out from the competition.