Security has become a growing concern for businesses across the world and New Zealand is no exception to it. Businesses are investing time and effort into protecting their property, equipment, and employees with advanced security systems such as automatic gates or security cameras.
What is Access Control?
While small businesses may use lock and key to control access to their building, it is not enough to fully protect your business from mishaps. Locks can be tampered with, and copies of keys can be made to name a few disadvantages. Access control systems on the other hand are advanced security systems that help you effectively manage controlled access in and out of your business area, and also provides transparency and accountability.
Here is why you should invest in an access control system:
Prevent thefts
Thefts are quite common in New Zealand, and as a business, you want to protect important documents, and equipment that you have invested in. Using electronic locks that can be accessed with keyfobs or proximity readers can help control access into the building, and it also enables you to control access within the building into specific areas or rooms that have confidential information. This gives you additional security and most importantly peace of mind. Access control system are specifically designed to protect buildings from thefts.
Employee safety
As an employer, you want to make sure that your employees always feel safe at the workplace. Using access control, you can protect your employees from mishaps and unauthorised persons entering the building. If you have machinery rooms, or other dangerous zones, you can ensure that only trained personnel are able to enter those areas, thus protecting your workforce.
Multi-access
While you can limit access to certain danger zones, you can also use access control to give employees access to different departments that they may need to access as part of their job. Having multi-access gives your employees ease of access to move around the building and get their job done.
