Commercial buildings, especially those with multiple tenants, have people coming in and out all day long. Access needs to be convenient for clients and customers, while security needs to be a top priority for all involved.

With technology and multiple options, both access and security can be achieved in any commercial building.

Locks

Upgraded locks are essential for security for both small and large commercial spaces. This can consist of a regular key and lock, or a key fob, which allows access through a small hardware device. If you are in a building with a front entrance, find out what type of lock secures the front, as well as your specific office space. At 350 Goose Lane Office Park, the front entrance of the buildings require a key fob to get in the building after hours, and individual tenants have either a traditional key or key fob access to their own office.

Surveillance Cameras

Surveillance cameras provide security when monitored correctly. By installing surveillance cameras to cover entry points, exits, and common areas, and monitoring the cameras regularly, tenants and those coming to the office will be getting an extra layer of security.

Security Guards

Depending on the size and use of the commercial development, security guards may be essential. This can come in the form of a security booth you check in at as you drive onto the property, guards circulating the grounds and buildings, or both.

Another option is utilizing virtual security guards with a remote video monitoring service. Virtual monitoring services can be set up at any location in or outside of your commercial building.  When a suspicious incident is identified, the monitoring service can take steps to determine if it is a false alarm and contact law enforcement when necessary.

Access Control

Access control systems can help you authorize who can enter your building. Smart cards or key fobs are used to allow access into a building or office suite. This also allows for tracking who is in the building at different times throughout the day.

Safety is at the top of the priority list for business owners. Always know your options when you sign a lease and implement necessary security measures when moving to a new office space.