Having a CCTV system in the workplace can deterring break-ins and also help staff feel more confident when at work. Getting the most out of a CCTV system requires more than just installing cameras. A robust security system is a fundamental component that can serve as a crime deterrent for your premises. As a leading fire, security and life safety company, we offer a range of approved systems and technologies that keep your premises and your people safe and secure, specialising in the design, installation and monitoring of Visual Surveillance Systems / CCTV and Intruder Alarms, complying with the British Standards, BS EN 50131-1, BS EN 50131-8, BS EN 62676.
In today’s modern world, there is more to a sophisticated video surveillance system than just cameras. Are you getting the most out of your system? Are all stakeholders getting the security reassure they need that their buildings, assets and people are safe?
Remote Monitoring
We provide encrypted remote connections through a 24/7 remote monitoring service suite which not only provides an extra level of security but also enables us to centrally access and diagnose issues, avoiding unnecessary time and expense in us attending site, providing you with assurance that our team can respond immediately and effectively.
A monitored system means you can respond to security threats in real-time and potentially prevent an incident from occurring. If an intruder or other unusual activity is detected by the CCTV system, an alarm is sent to the remote monitoring station. Operators are then able to respond right away and take immediate action if necessary. They will notify the police and the key holder for the building.
Remote monitoring provides business, operators and landlords with further peace of mind that their premises are secure 24/7. Furthermore it can save businesses thousands of pounds in potential losses from theft or other criminal activity. contact our Service Team today to discuss your needs 0333 666 9995 option 3.
Vince joined the Service team last year as our Administrative Assistant.
We have attended this event every year and find the wealth of exhibitors, knowledge, resources and innovative developments in the industry, are a real draw in why we keep going back!
The Fire Safety Event 2024 takes place on 30 April – 2 May 2024 at NEC, Birmingham and is a must-attend event for anyone within the fire and security industry, in particular those with a responsibility for fire and life safety, business continuity and business protection. The event showcases the latest in fire protection and prevention products and solutions as well as the latest security products and technologies.
It’s a fantastic opportunity to expand your professional network and connect with suppliers, experts and peers within the industry, we look forward to seeing you there!
Our Company Directors, Andrew Hutchison & Rachael Hutchison attending previous events
Implementing any video surveillance is a useful way to increase the security of your premises. The first step is choosing the surveillance system that best fits your business needs. Video surveillance is the most cost effective way to provide protection to your business, your resources, people, assets and information.
Benefits of video surveillance include:
A robust security system is a fundamental component that can serve as a crime deterrent for your premises. As a leading fire, security and life safety company, we offer a range of approved systems and technologies that keep your premises and your people safe and secure, specialising in the design, installation and monitoring of Visual Surveillance Systems / CCTV and Intruder Alarms, complying with the British Standards, BS EN 50131-1, BS EN 50131-8, BS EN 62676.
We only use the latest technology from leading manufacturers of cloud-based CCTV and Intruder Alarm equipment including Hikvision, Honeywell and Texecom.
In addition, we provide encrypted remote connections through a 24/7 remote monitoring service suite which not only provides an extra level of security but also enables us to centrally access and diagnose issues, avoiding unnecessary time and expense in us attending site, providing you with assurance that our team can respond immediately and effectively.
We also encourage customers to take advantage of our comprehensive maintenance and servicing, providing continued high-quality service and ensuring your security solutions continue to comply with the British Standards.
CONTACT US to discuss your requirements 0333 666 9995 or email us at jobwatch@faelsafe.co.uk
Faelsafe Life Safety Ltd is extremely experienced in fire suppression services having helped many major companies protect their mission critical systems. We have the experience, track record and technical competence to plan, install and commission many types of suppression systems.
These systems broadly fall into the following groups:
• Argonite
• HFC 227ea
• CO2 flood systems
• Nitrogen
• Watermist
• Oxy-reduct
Gaseous extinguishing systems offer extra peace of mind where buildings contain valuable equipment such as computers, vital communication rooms, data storage or valuable archives. If a fire is detected the gas is discharged throughout the protected space, extinguishing the fire and causing minimum damage to the contents of the room.
One of our existing and loyal customers is the Network Rail Archive, based in York.
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Clean agent systems provide electrical non-conductivity, minimal down time to users following a fire and leave no residue, ensuring no clean-up and immediate business continuity.
Call now for your fire consultation, 0333 666 9995 or drop our friendly team an email at jobwatch@faelsafe.co.uk
Introducing Jimmy, one of our electricians.
As a leading fire, security, and life safety company, we understand the importance of a robust security system in deterring crime and ensuring the safety of your premises and people. Our company specializes in providing approved systems and technologies that are designed to meet your specific needs. We offer services in the design, installation, and monitoring of Visual Surveillance Systems/CCTV and Intruder Alarms. These systems are carefully implemented to enhance the security of your premises and provide you with peace of mind. Our team is dedicated to delivering reliable and effective solutions to help protect your property and maintain a secure environment.
How do we keep you feeling safe?
Our company provides cutting-edge security solutions utilizing state-of-the-art technology from renowned manufacturers of cloud-based CCTV and Intruder Alarm equipment. We partner with industry leaders such as Hikvision, Honeywell, and Texecom to offer innovative security options that meet the highest standards of quality and reliability. We also provide encrypted remote connections through a 24/7 remote monitoring service suite which not only provides an extra level of security but also enables us to centrally access and diagnose issues, avoiding any additional expense and time in us attending site, providing you with peace of mind that our team can respond immediately and effective.
Contact us jobwatch@faelsafe.co.uk
Our field engineers are all over the UK today
Here’s Jack at Kinver Community Fire Station carrying out remedial works on a sprinkler system.
Fire sprinkler systems can significantly reduce the risk to life and mitigate the damage caused by fire.
An automatic system is designed to detect a fire and extinguish it in its early stages or hold the fire in check so that extinguishment can be carried out by other means.
It consists of a water supply which provides adequate pressure and flows into a system of pipework onto which sprinkler heads are installed.
These sprinkler heads operate at a predetermined temperature and discharge water over the affected area. Only those heads in the vicinity of the fire operate which limits the amount of water damage.
The case for installing sprinkler systems is compelling; they save lives, reduce injuries, protect property and increase sustainability. One of the most often ignored benefits of fire sprinklers is the additional flexibility a system can provide to both architects and developers. There are also environmental benefits which can be used as a powerful tool in demonstrating how sprinklers can contribute to safer and stronger communities.
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Are you and your work place protected? Contact our Service Team today for an informal chat and advice! 0333 666 9995
We are chuffed to its to see our Fire Systems Apprentice, Joel fully engrossed in his college work.
Joel attends college once every with Skills 4 Security to complete his Fire Systems Apprenticeship. Now entering his second year he is smashing it and enjoying learning the trade whilst working back with the team to gain his off-the-jobs experience.
Happy to see Joel is wearing the Faelsafe brand whilst there too!
The Fire Systems apprenticeship helps people design, install, commission and maintain electronic systems in and outside simple and complex premises to protect individuals, homes and properties from risk and danger.
Skills include interconnection of equipment, programming, verifying performance/fault finding and testing and maintaining. Technicians will carry out planned jobs to install new systems, modify and maintain existing systems as well as respond to call-outs to repair faulty systems where they will utilise their problem solving skills. They will take a professional approach to customer service skills which include being presentable, tidy and respectful as they can often find themselves working in and outside customers’ homes as well as in and outside business premises.
It is important for Fire, Emergency and Security Systems Technicians to be able to work independently or as part of a team and use their knowledge and skills to ensure systems have been appropriately selected and installed and maintained to professional industry standards, often without any supervision, and done so in a safe, efficient and economical manner to minimise waste.
By the end of this apprenticeship the candidate will have satisfied the requirements for registration as EngTech by the Engineering Council.
