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PERIMETER SECURITY (continued from previous page) restaurants or museums, measures should be put in place to prevent unauthorised vehicle access and protect pedestrian areas. One effective way to restrict access to unwanted visitors and also secure the perimeter of these areas is to install security barriers and bollards – these can either be automatic (so they rise from the ground and are hidden when not in use), fixed or removable ‘lift out’ depending on the building’s perimeter design and requirements. These types of security bollards are available in a variety of security ratings, shapes, sizes and finishes, meaning there will be a design to suit the style of the location so it isn’t seen as an eyesore. And if security measures are retrofitted around the existing infrastructure, solutions can be installed quickly and efficiently to minimise any disruption. In areas where foundation depth is limited, perhaps if there is an underground train or tube station below, there are high security, static bollards available that have a unique shallow base. These solutions not only minimise excavation disruption, but also lower the cost and time needed for installation. Shallow foundation bases often come in a variety of different shapes, meaning they can be installed to fit around the existing street scene, can be installed around corners and on top of services, avoiding relocation costs. Bollards and barriers don’t just protect against terrorist incidents, they can also be used to segregate pedestrian walkways from vehicle zones to prevent accidental impacts. Whether the building requires these products for pedestrian protection, separating an area or protecting its entrance, bollards offer the highest levels of security whilst maintaining an area that can still be accessed by pedestrians. Securing the perimeter of buildings and public areas in our towns and cities must be of the highest importance, especially with the increased threat that these areas are now being subjected to. Security professionals must ensure they are selecting the most appropriate, high quality solutions to make sure the security is as robust as it can be - but the ‘fortress’ mentality must be avoided so we can protect our culture and way of life. Instant access to over 60 of the leading brands. Pro-Vision - your connecon for CCTV, Access Control and PA equipment. Professional security - for security professionals Pro-Vision Distribution Ltd tel - 01743 440 500 sales@provision-cctv.com www.provision-cctv.com
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