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Design and Consulting

Importance of Security Design in Building Process

When it comes to building design, security is an essential factor that should not be overlooked. Securacore recognizes this importance and ensures that security is incorporated into the process from the start. With over 10 years of experience working with a range of complex and high-security environments, SSECURACORE provides cost-effective solutions without compromising security.

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Qualified Security Consultants and Installers

At SECURACORE, all team members are qualified Security Consultants and Security System Installers certified by NZSA. With their expertise, they can provide the best possible solution for your security needs. Each project is unique, and SECURACORE designs a customized security specification tailored to your specific requirements.

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Security Planning Process

SECURACORE follows a structured security planning process to ensure that all security concerns are addressed. The process includes identifying assets (physical or intellectual), possible security threats, and security requirements. Then, a security concept is developed, secure areas are identified, and visitor movements are determined. The final step is the preparation of a building security plan that includes doors hardware, electronic security, access control, intercom, and CCTV.

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Technical Specification Assistance

SECORACORE also provides assistance in developing technical specification sections for security-related systems and services, such as cash handling, security guarding, and control rooms.

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Data Security

At SECURACORE, protecting your information is of utmost importance. Digital data is stored in a high-security data center, and hard copies are stored in a secure location. Once the plans and documentation are handed over to you, SECURACORE erases all data and does not store a copy.

What you can expect when you hire us? 

Our Security Assessment Process

At Securacore, we take security seriously and believe that a thorough assessment is crucial in providing the best possible solution for our clients. Here’s what you can expect when you hire us for a security assessment:

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Gathering Documents

Before we come to the site, we request several documents to get the full picture of your security needs. These documents include plans of the site and buildings, copies of existing security policies and procedures, samples of various forms, company telephone directory, employee handbook, and other similar items. We only want what you already have and use every day.

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Site Visit and Observations

Prior to meeting you, we visit the site to take pictures from outside and observe staff movement and behavior. We would like to interview your senior management, typically CEO, CFO, CIO, and health and safety manager, to understand your daily operation and assets better. When we are on site, we also want to talk to your security staff and observe staff behavior when they are using Access Control systems, alarm systems, or handling sensitive documents.

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Nighttime Assessment

We return at night to check your building, observing it from outside and searching for hidden, dark access points. If requested, we will try to penetrate the building and check how the security system works.

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Report and Recommendations

After the assessment, we draft a report and send it to you for review. If you would like us to investigate something further before the final report, we can still do it. Once the report is done, we remain available for you in case you need further assistance or recommendations.

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Our security assessment process is thorough, detailed, and tailored to meet your unique security needs. We take pride in providing the best possible solution without compromising your security. Our team of qualified Security Consultants and Security System Installers by NZSA with more than ten years of experience working with complex and high-security environments ensures that you receive the best cost-effective solution. Contact us today to learn more about our security assessment process.

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