Tips for a large-scale healthcare security systems integration

Few facilities have more demanding and complicated specifications for their building automation and security systems than hospitals


Few facilities have more demanding and complicated specifications for their building automation and security systems than hospitals, so integrating a major healthcare facility requires knowledge and skill, according to an article on the Security Info Watch website.

There are certain actions every integrator should take at each step in the process to ensure the successful completion of the job. They include:

Plan ahead —Any rebuilding or major expansion will require funding through taxes or bonds, and discussions to authorize this funding will occur months if not years before the facility is ready to be built. 

Review the specs — Reviewing the specs is an important step — not only in determining the bid on the project, but also assessing how prepared your firm is to handle a project.

The interview — During this phase, it is important to demonstrate expertise, show an understanding of the best practices to implement the project, and take advantage of networking skills.

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December 30, 2015


Topic Area: Safety


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