Lifeline News
Lifeline Scoop ‘Employer of the Year’ Award
The entire team at Lifeline Alarms & Security Services are delighted to announce that we are the very proud winners and recipients of the ‘Employer of the Year’ Award at the Isle of Wight Chamber of Commerce Business Awards for Excellence. This success comes fresh off the back of the company being crowned winners at the National Security & Fire Excellence Awards in November. The ‘Employer of The Year’ category was sponsored by Isle of Wight College, judges were looking for excellence in employee engagement, care and development. The annual awards event was hosted at Cowes Yacht Haven and attended by the best the Isle of Wight business community has to offer. The new format awards ceremony was the biggest and best to date with applications up over 100% from years before. All the categories were fiercely contented. Anneka Rice presented the winners trophy to Mark Lee, Managing Director at Lifeline and the team, Mark dedicated the award to the professional hard working team that makes up Lifeline. “What makes this award so special is not that we have won just another award, but that judges recognise the Lifeline has a depth of experience, a family of employees and a […]
‘Success at the National Security & Fire Excellence Awards for Lifeline’
Newport based Lifeline Alarms & Security Services has won the acclaimed ‘Small Security Installer of the Year Award’ at the National Security & Fire Excellence Awards held at the prestigious London Hilton on Park Lane. This is the second time that the company has scooped the award over the past six years and have been finalists four times; a reflection of the value placed on the awards and the high standards of solution and service provided by Lifeline. “This is an extremely significant achievement for both the entire team at Lifeline and also for the wider Isle of Wight Business community as a whole. An Island company has once again been nationally recognised as the best in its field. I am genuinely thrilled for every hard working professional member of the business as well as our customers, both current and future. Awards such as this emphasises to our customer family that they have as their partners, a nationally recognised Fire and Security provider right here on their Island door step.” Says Mark Lee, Managing Director of Lifeline. The awards event and ceremony was held on November 21st in the Grand Ballroom at the prestigious London Hilton on Park Lane with […]
Hampshire Police say “Find a New Alarm Company”
Numerous local businesses have recently received a letter from Hampshire Police Authority stating that they need to find a New Security Alarm provider. This will have been sent to you following failure by your existing provider to meet the requirements of the NPCC for security companies. What should you do? 1. Don’t panic, we are here to help. Lifeline is the leading electronic fire and security provider on the Island and we ‘protect homes and businesses’. 2. Contact us here at Lifeline on 01983 521621 and we will take care of everything to adopt your system and provide continuity of service, keeping you protected and insured. 3. We will arrange for all of the admin work, monitoring and Police response to be completed and for engineers to attend. 4. We specialise in delivering ‘Peace of mind’ through fire and security solutions. For your reassurance, Lifeline is the only NSI Gold accredited fire and security system installer based on the Isle of Wight and we have been protecting homes and businesses for nearly 30 years. We are Police and insurance company approved, employing local Island based staff. We have ISO 9001 Quality Assurance, we are Quality in Business certificated and all of our team […]
Criminals Beat DIY Alarms – Wireless System Jamming
After a recent article published by the Mail Online it has come to our attention that some customers may be concerned about the potential hacking or jamming of their systems. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4700290/Criminals-beat-alarm-click-electronic-device.html In the Mail Online article, a hand-held USB stick was purchased online and configured to send a wireless jamming signal, rendering a DIY alarm system inoperable. Ken Munro, founder of Pen Test Partners, stated ‘Consumers should look for “two-way” systems, which means the alarms can detect jamming attacks like this one’. The wireless systems installed by Lifeline are manufactured by Texecom. The wireless intruder alarm systems manufactured by Texecom contain Ricochet® mesh technology. Ricochet mesh technology utilises ‘two-way’ bi-directional communication between Ricochet enabled devices and the control system. Ricochet enabled wireless devices receive and repeat wireless transmissions from other devices. The size, scalability and robustness of the entire system are enhanced, as wireless signalling is not limited by point-to-point communications and signals are automatically rerouted to avoid interference. Ricochet enabled wireless alarm systems comply with the European wireless security standard EN50131-5-3 to Grade 2. All Ricochet enabled systems are protected by sophisticated encryption algorithms. Any attempt to jam a Texecom wireless system is identified by the security system and the […]
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Keep Safe & Secure this Christmas Time
With the holiday season now upon us, it is a good opportunity to review our safety and security habits. We receive reminders throughout the year, however there is no doubt, at this time of year we are at more risk of the devastating effects of fire or intrusion. This is true of both home and business owners. To start with, many of us go away for the holidays leaving homes or places of work unoccupied for longer than usual periods of time. If this is you this year, then just take a few moments to consider how best to protect your premises. This might involve firstly limiting the number of people you tell. The more people that know you will be away the more chance the information might fall into the wrong hands. Random light timers will help provide the impression you are still home. Your living room can be like a shop window to a passing intruder, so keep valuables out of site, use curtains or blinds to make it difficult to see in. Most of us place packaging from presents and gifts out openly on display ready for rubbish collection day. But don’t forget you are also […]