Many Collingwood businesses work out of converted red-brick warehouses: agencies, design studios, architects and brand headquarters. These buildings often have several street entries, roller doors and large windows, and people working late or at weekends.
As an Australian full-service security provider, TeamSignal Security sends an officer when your alarm activates. Through our alarm response service, the officer assesses the building against your instructions, contacts the people on your list and records the attendance in TrackTik.
A converted warehouse rarely has one front door. There may be a street entry, a roller door from the old loading bay, a side lane, a fire stair and large ground-floor windows. Response instructions need to cover each one.
Before response starts, we record:
Your account manager updates the instructions if you take more space, move floors or refit.
Design studios, agencies and production teams often work late before a deadline or come in on a Sunday. An alarm set at 11pm one night and 6pm the next is normal, and so is the odd activation when someone comes back in.
A response plan for irregular hours can include:
We plan every attendance around the industry response requirements for the premises, or the times in your contract, and aim to arrive well within them.
Send us the address, the floors or tenancy you occupy, your usual hours, how the alarm is monitored and every entry to the building.
Call 1300 893 606 or request a quote online.
Yes. List each entry, including roller doors and side doors, and the officer assesses them on every attendance.
No. Response follows your alarm, so it applies only when the alarm is armed. If someone comes back in and sets it off, the officer still attends and the report records it.
Tell your account manager before the move. Your instructions, entries and contacts are updated for the new space so response carries on.
We plan attendance around the industry response requirements or your contract times, aiming to arrive well within them. The quote explains what that means for your building.
Yes. A professional monitoring centre receives the signal and alerts us, and our officer attends. We can set up back-to-base monitoring for you.
The address, the floors or tenancy you occupy, usual hours, the number of entries, alarm and monitoring details and who to call.