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Locking Systems
Directly from Stock
with CLIQ® GO
ASSA ABLOY Security Solutions, a UK
division of ASSA ABLOY, the global leader
in door opening solutions, is launching the
new CLIQ® Go system for locksmiths looking
to future-proof their security expertise.
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simple, CLIQ® Go allows
customers to remotely manage
security from a smartphone App.
This enables clients to easily
manage and change access rights
on demand, and instantly revoke
authorisation if needed.
CLIQ® Go offers a major
upgrade to traditional
mechanical keys. Just one
mechanical coding for all
systems enables locksmith
to keep keys and cylinders in
stock, and to programme and
configure on demand using
the CLIQ® Express software.
The system combines high
electronic and mechanical
security and is powered by
a battery inside every key.
Furthermore, no software
installation or maintenance
is required at the client’s end,
keeping operation simple for
locksmiths and customers
alike.
CLIQ® Go cylinders are
quick and easy to install
without wiring at the door.
Cylinders and keys are built
to withstand the elements,
so can be used on interior
and exterior openings, and
work across multiple types of
enclosure, including doors,
cabinets, cupboards and
padlocks.
www.assaabloy.co.uk/cliqgo
CCTV
Construction Site Theft:
VPS Site Security backs campaign as equipment theft rockets 35%.
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for Europe’s largest fleet of CCTV
Towers, has backed a ‘Secure It, Keep
It’ campaign to reduce a rising trend in
construction crime.
Ireland’s Construction Industry
Federation, together with Ireland’s
National Police and Security Service
reported a 35% rise in construction crime
last year. Vehicle theft from building sites
made up over 40% of these crimes.
“This staggering rise in thefts in Ireland
is likely to be reflected across the UK and
Northern Ireland experience also, where
the latest estimates calculate plant and
equipment worth up to £2 million a day is
stolen from construction sites” comments
Mark Wilson, Head of Operations at VPS
Site Security. “So little of the stolen tools
and equipment are recovered, the key
to managing down this cost is to get the
security right first time.”
VPS SITE SECURITY HAS LISTED
THEIR ‘GREAT EIGHT’ SECURE
IT, KEEP IT CHECKLIST TIPS:
• Set up CCTV - JCB SmartTowers,
with day and night vision cameras,
remote control movement and both
pre-recorded and live response
audible warning systems are “like
having several guards 24/7 on site.”
• Check and secure perimeters
Fences or hoardings are effective to
keep a compound secure
• Deploy good lighting especially
when the clocks go back (October
28th)
• Keep the number of gates to site
entrance to a minimum
• Temporary security alarms should
be used that can operate without
external power and be easily
relocated as the construction site
develops
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• Control access to the site - and use
the CCTV to help monitor and check
visitors
• Store your tools and equipment in
a secure area - some sites use sea
containers to lock up and store their
equipment
• Report all thefts and suspicious
activity on sites to the police
VPS Site Security provide inspections
for construction sites to help identify
potential security weak spots.
www.vpsgroup.com