Video Guard Pro is a virtual security guard solution that provides peace of mind to site managers and business owners. Our systems provide up to 4 views of your site, police style strobe lights, and a 120-db PA system which allows dispatchers to talk to site intruders. All systems are professionally monitored by our state-of-the-art dispatch command center which allows us to dispatch our in house security team or police to your site at a moments notice. Preventing Property Crime in Real Time.
Malden, MA
02148
Bill Prosser, President and CEO of Patriot Services Group Inc., joined the US Navy in 1991, which has lead to over 28 years of continuing service to the US Navy and the United States of America. Bill has been both a part of Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) and Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) and has served multiple tours in Afghanistan. After answering the call for his country, Bill decided it was time to leverage his unique background and training to serve and protect his community.
Patriot Services Group Inc. offers a comprehensive security service to residents of Alabama and beyond. To date, Patriot Services Group Inc. continues to develop customized security solutions to suit the individual needs of its clients. Our security staff is trained to evaluate the needs of the customer and provide a customized service to their satisfaction.
Birmingham, AL
35243
Fire Watch: Who needs it and when?
Anyone could be required to mount a Fire Watch. There are generally two possible reasons you need to mount a fire watch at your
business. One, if your business includes welding or cutting with torches, a fire watch is required by OSHA.
Two, if your business has a fire alarm system or sprinkler system that is not working for any reason, you need to post a fire watch until it is again functioning
properly. Fire Watch is an active surveillance mission to save lives and property. The OSHA working safety requirements mean that any place where welding in
being done, or where cutting with torches takes place, (“hot work”) must have firewatchers on the job. The firewatchers keep alert for any stray sparks that
could cause a fire, protecting the people who work in the area and the facility itself. Fire Watchers must continuously patrol the areas where welding, riveting,
grinding, or torch cutting takes place, or any place where sparks are generated. They must know the building or site they are working in, where the hot work is
being performed and the procedure for sounding an alarm if a fire is found. The need to check all stairwells Their patrol is required to continue for 30 minutes
after the “hot work” has stopped. As staff on the scene, Fire Watchers must make rounds in their designated areas every 30 minutes. They also must be able to tackle a fire at its beginning, with the fire-fighting equipment provided to them. That is usually something like fire extinguishers or hoses. If a fire can’t be quickly put out, Fire Watchers also need to know the way to
sound the fire alarm on site, and summon emergency services such as fire or rescue if needed.
Providence, RI
Hartford, CT
Worcester, Ma
Framingham, Ma
Natick, Ma
02215