Manufacturing and Distribution Security Systems

Access control and visitor management systems are at the forefront of the technologies we use to increase the security of your site. Especially when plants house high-value products and expensive machinery, they can easily become a desirable target for delinquents.

Access control and intercoms are less of a luxury now and more of a necessity to protect your people, resources, and equipment and positively impact your bottom line.

Our video surveillance systems offer the protection your plant needs against theft, inventory shrinkage, and loss. The right cameras will also improve employee safety and productivity by capturing ultra-clear images and providing zoom in capabilities and day/night vision. Uninterrupted monitoring of the facility can also be supported by advanced inventory control systems.

The need to prevent or lessen the risk of workplace injury, violence, and death are critical for manufacturing facilities to better protect workers and avoid costly liabilities, reduced productivity, and damaged equipment. 

Artificial Intelligence and Video Analytics are some of the solutions our Security 101 professionals utilize to increase workers safety in dangerous areas and around the equipment they operate. 

We provide you with timely insights able to reduce industrial accidents and OSHA violations, while improving security, productivity, and employee morale.

Security 101 is a professional at reducing risks for your manufacturing site, assisting you with measurable insights and tangible results, diminishing downtime, compressing project timelines, and eliminating delays in your manufacturing and distribution workflows.

Addressing these challenges with innovative solutions will help you prevent tragic events, irreparable damages, harm to your organization’s reputation, financial losses, and lawsuits.

Effective monitoring can detect whether a job is running too slow, a product is defective, or a machine is not functioning properly. Ample visibility of the production floor is easier — and more affordable — to reach with industrial video technologies. By using high-definition cameras, factory owners and plant managers can access close-up views and key details of their manufacturing flow.

A multi-layered security program that protects the entire factory must be implemented to deter crime and neutralize dangers. Intrusion Detection, Access Control, and Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS) are first-class technologies that should be adopted with the purpose of detecting, delaying, and responding to threats against your manufacturing site.

Now, directors of security and factory managers can monitor production, streamline maintenance, reduce operating costs, and increase the security of their facilities.

Industrial IoT drives improvements in productivity, the supply chain, and outsourced operations. Plus it offers decision makers with a groundbreaking level of visibility, where smart sensors are able to detect leaks, fire, and steam trap failures.