Select Security Systems – Awarded SSAIB – Certificate of Merit 2013 – 2014 , certificate of excellence 2015.

Why choose an SSAIB company?

It is important to ensure that the company installing your system is competent and reliable and will satisfy your insurance company requirements. SSAIB certification means that you can be confident in the quality of service provided to protect your business from the potentially devastating consequences of crime.

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Is the SSAIB a Trade Association?

No. the SSAIB is a Certification Body. Certification Bodies do not have ‘members’. Companies cannot simply join these organisations by paying a fee. The SSAIB has rigorous standards of assessment that ensure quality and reliability.

The SSAIB check the following so that you don’t have to:

• • Personnel have been screened to the relevant British Standard
  • Competence and experience of management and staff
  • Insurance cover is relevant to the level and nature of work undertaken
  • Premises are adequate for their activity and that the security of documentation and records is ensured
  • That best-practice standards are maintained.
  • That sufficient staff and resources are employed to provide the services offered
  • Compliance with all relevant standards and codes of practice, British or European
  • Identity cards are carried.

SSAIB (Security Systems and Alarms Inspection Board) only certificate companies that can demonstrate technical and managerial competence through an inspection of the processes and procedures they operate.
Increasingly insurers require evidence that all reasonable steps have been taken to mitigate risk and ensure the safety of personnel and assets within the workplace.  SSAIB certificated providers will meet or exceed your insurer’s requirements.

Alarm Monitoring for your property “Providing peace of mind”

In accordance with the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) Policy, the Police in the UK will only offer a response to verified alarm signals from systems which have been granted a Police URN (Unique Reference Number). With this approach, the Police aim to provide an effective response to genuine intruder alarms. Monitored systems can only be installed by certificated providers and must be subject to a maintenance agreement.