We provide award-winning security services which cut your security costs and address issues confronting the guard industry.
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Email: info@concorde.com.sg
Concorde Security Pte Ltd
3 Ang Mo Kio Street 62, #01-49 LINK@AMK, Singapore 569139
Introduction
With the new Progressive Wage Model (PWM) being kicked in in September 2016, and with the lacking numbers of manpower, we came out with our I-Man Facility Sprinter Solution.
It not only resolves the manpower issue that the security industries are facing, but also provide a better security to the premises’ owners.
The I-Man Facility Sprinter (IFS) Solution presents a mobile command-and-control platform whereby our I-Men can work together as a team, and handle not just one, but multiple buildings connected together using our advance network integrated solution.
Made possible with the use of TV White Space (TVWS) technology, I-Guarding utilities the IFS as a highly secure command and control mobile unit. It is manned by a team of I-Managers, who respond to emergency alarms immediately.
Business owners will enjoy the benefits of receiving comprehensive services of 3 intelligent workers (I-Manager) with maximum cost savings and a higher level of service, bringing huge benefits to our country socially and economically.
With the IFS Solution in place, you will be able to sleep peacefully at night, knowing that your building premises are in good hands.
A video explaining how our IFS works.
I-Man Access Control System (IMACS)
Introduction
With scarce manpower and its increasingly high cost, the use of kiosks is becoming common in many service sectors. Dispensing of almost any items can be done with kiosks to reduce the headcount.
The I-Man Access Control System (IMACS) is an advanced technological integration of the kiosk and access card control system. This new invention will improve security access control to the highest level without relying on physical human interaction.
How IMACS works is illustrated as follows:
Steps/Procedures:
- The host sends a secure pass-icon to the visitor (including contractor) to define a visit date and time through email or other media. The visitor accepts and prints the secure pass-icon. The level of security expectation will determine the need to define a visit date and time. For higher levels of security expectation, the visitor will need to provide additional details for accepting the secure pass-icon. The additional details will then be further verified at the entry position.
- At the premise, the visitor will scan the secure pass-icon at our I-Man Access Control System (IMACS) for visit and identity verification. With positive confirmation, the system will dispense our secure access card encoded/embedded with security features for use by visitor to gain access into and out of the premise. Our secure access card can be restrictive depending on the level of security expectation. We will determine entry / exit through kiosk / turnstile / gantry / door with anti-tailgating features with access control to car lift, floor, office and any other areas within the premise.
- At the end of the visit, the visitor is expected to leave the premise within a grace period. The visitor will need to use our secure access card to gain exit from the premise. Our system is able to retain our secure access card at the exit location.
Our I-Man Access Control System (IMACS) is a game changer where it provides building security as well as visitor management services. With scarcity in manpower and its increasingly high cost, the use of kiosks is becoming common in many service sectors.
IMACS secures the building by auto-dispensing security passes to pre-registered visitors and as long as the visitors are in the building premises, their presences are tracked regularly whenever they tap into a secured room with their access passes.
This new invention will improve security access control to the highest level without relying on physical human interaction.
(Patented Invention : PCT/SG2014/000302)
Facial Recognition Thermal Scanner
Introduction
Since raising the Coronavirus outbreak alert level from yellow to orange on 7 February, the Government has advised that temperature screening is to be carried out before anyone can enter a premise.
Security guards have been tasked to perform manual temperature screening using a digital thermometer pointed at the forehead of visitors. This puts the security guard at risk.
Automated Self-Help System
In a bid to make temperature taking more efficient, safe and cost-effective, Concorde Security has introduced a tablet-based automated self-help temperature-scanning system that allows temperature checks to be conducted without the involvement of any personnel.
How It Works - Temperature Sensing
A motion-sensing camera detects the movement of a person, triggers the thermometer to take the temperature in about two seconds, and displays the reading on the screen.
If the reading is below the preset threshold of 37.5 deg C, the temperature will be displayed, and a green indicator is shown.
If the reading is above the preset threshold of 3 7.5 deg C, indicating that the person might have a fever, the device will sound an alert and display the temperature in red, to signal the need to seek further medical attention.
How It Works - Facial Recognition
Companies can use the system to confirm whether a visitor is an employee. The system is able to compare the image captured with its database of employee head-shots. When there is a match, the employee picture is displayed. The unit can store up to 10,000 employee head-shots.
Employees can proceed, but visitors will have to fill up a Declaration Form for contact tracing.