BSIA publishes guide to access control for manufacturers
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Monday, 15, Sep 2008 12:00
The British Security Industry Association (BSIA) has published a new guide to aid decision makers in the application of access control systems, the first of which covers the use of such systems on manufacturing sites.
“The average manufacturing site has a changing environment in which the constant flow of goods, materials and people creates both opportunities and attractions for thieves,” says BSIA Access Control Section Chairman, Mike Sussman. “Access control systems offer a versatile and cost-effective way to regulate entry to premises. The guide covers the principles and application of access control, as well as providing practical examples of its successful use on manufacturing sites.”
The publication also provides information on the following:
- The added benefits of access control
- Key considerations to take into account when deciding on a system
- Any legislation which should be considered
The guide to manufacturing sites will form part of a series of guides, each of which will be tailored to the installation of systems within different environments, ensuring readers are getting accurate information in relation to the particular application they are looking for.
The Access Control Guide to Manufacturing Sites is available as a download by visiting www.bsia.co.uk/accesscontrol
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Editor’s Notes
The British Security Industry Association is the trade association covering all aspects of the professional security industry in the UK. Its 570 members provide over 70% of UK security products and services and adhere to strict quality standards. For more information see www.bsia.co.uk, email info@bsia.co.uk or telephone 0845 389 3889.
Press contact: Kiri Gray 0845 389 0755 k.gray@bsia.co.uk
Naomi Ocansey 0845 389 0741 n.ocansey@bsia.co.uk
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