Access control, cameras and alarms for Santa Fe Springs businesses

Access control, cameras and alarms for manufacturers, powder coating shops and warehouses in Santa Fe Springs, CA. Free site walk from La Mirada: 310-317-7700.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can contractors and temp workers get access only when they work?

Yes. Access is set by person, door and time. You can give a contractor access for the days of the job and remove it in one step when they are done.

Can cameras record audio on the shop floor?

We set cameras to video only. Audio needs written consent. We also suggest a written notice to employees, and we never put cameras in restrooms, locker rooms or changing areas.

Will locked doors still open in a fire?

They have to. We wire magnetic locks to release when power is lost and when the fire alarm goes off, with a request-to-exit button or sensor on the inside.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the doors, cameras and building. We do a free site walk and then send a fixed line-item quote, so you see every part of the price.

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Access control, cameras and alarms for manufacturers, powder coating shops and warehouses in Santa Fe Springs, CA. Free site walk from La Mirada: 310-317-7700.

Too many people with keys

Shift leads, cleaners, contractors and drivers all need in at different hours. Keys get copied and codes get shared, and you lose track of who can get in.

Tools, material and finished parts walk off

Expensive tools, metal and customer orders waiting for pickup are easy to carry out. Without a record, you can only guess when it left.

Not knowing who was in the building

Something breaks or goes missing on the night shift. You want to know who was there and when, not ask around the next morning.

Doors that lock but still let people out

Every locked door still has to let people out in an emergency. Locks that hold on magnets must release when power drops and when the fire alarm goes off.

Access control by person, door and shift

Card, fob or phone entry, set for who can open which door and when. A contractor can get in only on the days they work, and a lost card is turned off right away.

Cameras on doors, storage and loading

Cameras where material and parts are kept and where they leave the building. Video only, no audio, and never in restrooms or locker rooms.

Alarms with 24/7 monitoring

Intrusion alarms for nights and weekends, watched by a UL-listed partner central station. Monitoring is month to month.

Intercom at the gate or front door

See and talk to whoever is at the door before you let them in, tied into the same access system.