Building operators rely on modern building management systems to maintain security and operability. Modern security concepts integrate these systems to ensure reliable protection of property and people. With an intelligent hazard management system, security, building and communication technology as well as the IT infrastructure can be efficiently monitored via a user-friendly interface. Centralized control ensures transparency, reduces operating errors, enables rapid response in the event of an incident and thus minimizes security risks.
FUNCTIONAL PRINCPLE
A hazard management system is a software platform that collects real-time data from multiple security and information systems and presents it in a user-friendly interface. This allows users to monitor all systems easily and efficiently. The system analyses incoming data and alerts users with visual and/or audible signals in the event of an incident. Procedural instructions are usually stored for control center or facility management staff, enabling them to respond quickly and appropriately to incidents.
Benefits
Real-time status messages; pre-defined instructions for quick action
Transparent display of all situations and events on a central user interface
Cross-site networking of multiple systems
Orchestrated together, the building systems ensure comprehensive security
SECTORS AND APPLICATIONS
Fire and intruder alarm panels, evacuation route control, building management systems, lighting, emergency door and barrier control, video surveillance and more – different building management systems are used for different applications. By combining these systems into a single system, the optimum hazard management system can be created for almost any sector and application.
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