Every once in a while,
alarms get tripped accidentally and authorities rush to act. Such
incidents, when they become regular occurrences, may cause owners and
police to be less attentive and this can result in complacency. What
happens then, when everyone doesn't pay attention due to a perceived
false alarm, but in reality, a real robbery is actually taking place?
In a commercial setup,
this is something that can occur far more often because more people
are going in and out of the area. One thing you can do to limit false
alarms is to teach employees about the systems in place and place
clear warning signs for customers so that they are aware of
off-limits areas. To prevent inside jobs and to increase overall
security, give the passcodes or access cards only to specific,
trusted personnel and always keep tabs on everyone's activities by
installing
surveillance cameras in the vicinity.
When your business is
about to close down for the day, make a security check by ensuring
that all doors and windows are firmly shut and verifying that nobody
is left behind. An alarm monitoring system is also important so that
authorities can respond quickly while avoiding false alarms.
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