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Protect Your Employees with an Access Control System

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The Number One Priority for Businesses: Protecting Staff

What is your most valuable asset? Most employers would recognize that it’s their employees. In fact, ensuring a happy staff will go a long way in running a successful business. As Simon Sinek said, “Customers will never love a company until the employees love it first.” One of the best ways to instill passion and loyalty is by taking proactive measures that let your employees know they're cared for. Protecting your team members should be the top priority of every business leader. 

In addition to training them to recognize danger and respond accordingly, operators can integrate security measures that keep them safe. An access control system is vital in this area and offers a “safety net” for your staff in Dallas, TX. If you’re interested in employing these critical devices, our team at Texadia Systems in the Dallas-Fort Worth area is here to help.

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How an Access Control System Protects Employees

Access control offers a physical security measure that restricts entry into your facilities. While some business owners exhibit concern about restricting potential clients or customers, you’ll find that these people also appreciate due diligence. 

Today’s systems make it easy to enable vendors, suppliers, clients, and applicants to enter. At Texadia Systems, we partner with Openpath, a leader in cloud-based access control systems. These systems allow administrators to send a guest pass in minutes via text.

In the Event of an Emergency

If someone with malicious intent attempts to gain entry, an access control system enables an emergency response—immediately locking down the facility and securing those inside. Administrators may also create custom lockdown plans unique to different scenarios. Additionally, owners and security personnel receive automatic security alerts via their smartphones.

One problem inherent in some access control systems is “tailgating.” This occurs when an unauthorized person enters right behind someone who’s credentialed. Using density counting technology, Openpath detects when a person enters and leaves a building, ensuring that tailgaters are instantly recognized. Those in charge are immediately notified, enabling them to take quick action and identify the person.

For larger enterprises, Openpath works with numerous turnstiles, ensuring only one person is admitted at a time. Our certified technicians can further secure entries with door contact sensors that send alerts if a door has been accidentally left ajar. 

No-Touch Entry

Openpath’s cloud-based access control enables touchless access, allowing employees to wave their hand in front of the access reader to gain entry and leave their smartphone in their pocket or purse. The system uses Bluetooth to recognize an employee’s mobile credential. 

Everyday Protection

In addition to protecting employees and clients from outside threats, these systems also restrict who can enter certain floors or rooms. Employers use this approach for numerous reasons. It protects their assets and confidential information and also ensures employees are not exposed to toxic products or dangerous equipment.

If your company still uses paper sign-in sheets or an older access control system, it’s time to consider an upgrade. The latest systems are easily implemented and allow remote access. Their easy scalability means you can add one door, buildings, or multiple locations effortlessly. To learn about today's access control or to schedule a complimentary consultation, contact Texadia Systems today. 

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