Safety Services
Safety systems services include;
Fire Alarm System’s
Planning, Design and Installation of Conventional Fire Alarm System’s and Analogue Addressable Systems.
Planning; The required type and category should not normally be the responsibility of the designer/installer but consultation with local authorities, such as 1. Building control officers, 2. Fire authorities, 3. Insurers.
Design; Process/Decision and exchange of information between 1. Any statutory insurance 2. Purchaser specifies category of system arrived at by fire risk assessment or provided by local authority.
Installation; Work carried out to meet BS 5839 Part 1 2008, Fire Detection & Fire Alarm Systems for Buildings. Code of practice for system design, installation,commissioning and maintenance.
Emergency Lighting Systems
Planning, Design and Installation of Emergency Lighting Systems in the context of BS 5266: Part 1 2005, Code of practice for the emergency lighting of premises.
Local Authorities and Fire Prevention Departments often publish there own recommendations regarding the types of system and emergency durations and these, of course, must be taken into account when designing a system as they may complement BS5266 or even override it.
Fire Extinguishers
Selection, Installation and Maintenance of Portable Fire Extinguishers in the context of BS 5306; Parts 3 & 8, Code of practice for Fire Extinguishing Installations and Equipment on Premises.
Security Alarms
Every property deserves the protection of a dependable alarm system. JSE use a range of security panels and accessories that can offer the perfect solution for both residential and commercial applications. JSE offer comprehensive and reliable solutions that can be fitted with ease and with a minimum disruption to a client’s property.
Warden/ Nursing Home/General Surgery/Interview Room Systems
Installing a new system or upgrading an existing system JSE can advise our clients on the best type of system to meet there needs. From easy to use conventional call systems with flexible communication options; 1. Onsite to a fixed or dect cordless telephone, 2. Offsite to a control centre, 3. Local Offsite to any fixed or mobile phone.
Access Control
Increasing demand for reliable and flexible ‘Door Entry’, ‘Pedestrian Gate and Vehicle Entry’ JSE use a reliable and comprehensive range of equipment. From entry level single door digital audio to sophisticated PC based access control time management systems.
Access Control and the DDA (Disability Discrimination Act; Part 3), stipulates that a disabled person cannot be restricted from gaining access to a site to obtain goods or services. This includes people who use wheelchairs, blind and partially sighted people, people with arthritis, people with long term illness and people with learning disabilities. This has an impact on the installation of new and existing Access Control Systems. JSE are aware of these issues and address these issues when designing and installing systems.
