BeSafe Door Numbering
We produce evacuation maps that can be displayed in class rooms, hallways, gymnasiums, directing staff, students, and visitors to the proper exit. - Tom McDonald - CEO, BeSafe Technologies, Inc.
Centerville, MA (PRWEB) March 06, 2014
BeSafe Technologies, Inc., is pleased to announce that it has recently begun to provide its clients with the following additional services:
Evacuation Maps: Utilizing BeSafe floor plans, “we produce evacuation maps that can be displayed in class rooms, hallways, gymnasiums, etc directing staff, students, and visitors to the proper exit. The maps are synched to your emergency floor plans, so when a change is made it is reflected in the evacuation maps as well, says CEO Tom McDonald”. Clients can then print out their updated evacuation map. Evacuations Maps are often a requirement of an Emergency Action Plan (EAP). The local fire marshal, insurance carrier or other governmental agencies that regulate your businesses industry may also have such a requirement.
Door Numbers: We provide external and internal reflective door numbers that can are attached to the door in conjunction with predetermined door numbers on the BeSafe Floor Plans.
Assessments and Training: We conduct assessments to determine potential risks as well as recommend areas to reduce risk and exposure. We also conduct trainings for your staff in areas such as lockdown procedures.
About BeSafe Technologies
BeSafe Technologies provides first responders with advanced information about a facility’s physical layout, surroundings and access points before arriving at a location, thus enabling responders to expedite their intervention. This includes aerial imagery and digital photographs of all facades, entrances and egresses, the location and description of hazardous materials and critical utility shut-offs. This allows first responders to know the exterior surroundings of the property, access routes, and a view of all entrance and escape points, as well as asset identification, enabling pre-planning of evacuation and response. The information is distributed electronically to emergency response agencies and is accessible from most police and other emergency vehicles. BeSafe’s systems are currently implemented in approximately 2,500 end user sites, including over 150 school districts and colleges across 10 states, and numerous hospitals, law enforcement agencies and municipal facilities.
For more information on BeSafe Technologies, please visit http://www.besafe.net or contact Tom McDonald at tmcdonald(at)besafe(dot)net or toll free (866) 216-5649.
