Hierarchy of security
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Session #5:
Security Hardware
Systems
2:15pm
Chris Orme, The Eisen Group
Annual Education Facilities Conference
“Designing Schools for Student Safety and Security”
Security Hardware Systems
The Eisen Group
Chris Orme
[email protected]
616.551.9707
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Specializing in Division 8
Manufacturer Representatives
Since1938
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SELECT
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Change in public perception
AGENDA:
Hierarchy of security - budgets
Keying – locks – exit devices - closers
Physical security materials
New Security Products:
Objective is to slow down the threat, give
schools the chance to sound an alarm and
give first responders more time.
Hierarchy of security
Mechanical -- Locks, Exit devices, closers &
keys $
Video Surveillance (CCTV) $$
Access control
Hardwired $$$$
Wireless $$$
Standalone $$
A single ?? can destroy all security.
A single KEY can destroy all security.
Keying:
Electronic security is only as good as the
keying system, control of those keys, and the
quality of locking devices.
Grand master keying reduces security
Simple, inexpensive, keying solutions
#1 Determine the current keying situation
Is every master key accounted for?
Do any former employees have keys?
Is your keyway available at the hardware
store?
How long has it been since your school rekeyed?
Keys and cylinders “by owner”
“DND” has virtually zero security
Simple, inexpensive, keying solutions
#2 Reduce exterior keyed entrances
Dummy cylinders Budget $ 25-30 per door
Be prepared for “push-back” from staff.
Convenience vs. Security
Simple, inexpensive, keying solutions
High security keyways
Standard vs Interchangeable core
Budget $ 150.00 per lock - $ 5-10 per key
All major lock manufacturers have these
available
Eliminates unauthorized copying
Helps reduce liability
Reduces re-keying costs
Lost key? Re-key only a lock or two
Hardware -- Locks
Lock functions – specifying is critical
Recent functions and innovations
Clutched Levers or “free-wheeling
Exterior lever moves freely when the door
is locked to prevent damage by vandals.
Classroom Security Locks
Classroom Security Lock
“Columbine” Lock
Classroom Intruder Lock
* Deadlocking latch bolt operated by trim either
side. Key in either trim locks or unlocks
outside trim. Inside trim always free for
egress
Exit devices
Rim Exit device (single point latch)
Exit Devices
Mortise Exit Device
Exit Devices
CVR and Surface VR Exit devices
Door Closers
A properly installed and adjusted door closer
is absolutely critical to any EAC system.
Considerations for ADA codes that require
reduced openings force requirements.
Collaborative Door Design
Options that are very secure, have great
thermal performance and have Lowest Cost
of Ownership Goals in Mind
FRP doors
Aluminum Skin Foam Filled Alternative
Will not shatter or fall apart when breached or
impacted.
FRP door Performance
3 men stand on a 10” wide vision lite cut-out of
FRP and foam core to demonstrate its strength
FRP door Performance
Tested in the laboratory:
Hurricane Testing, single door - Uniform Static
Load ASTM E 330, Forced Entry SFBC 3603.2,
Cyclic Load SFBC PA 203, Large Missile Impact
SFBC PA 201 - passed
Impact Strength ASTM D256
Stain Resistance ASTM D 1308
Chemical Resistance ASTM D 543
Swinging Door Cycle Test to 14 million cycles
And many, many more…
FRP door performance
Tested in the real world:
Schools
Prisons
Wastewater plants
Pools & showers
Operating rooms
Restaurants
Manufacturing plants
FRP door Performance
FRP doors thrives in applications
involving heavy traffic, abuse,
neglect, vandalism, rain, snow,
salt, dirt, impacts, scrapes, scuffs,
corrosive chemicals, and general
disrespect.
FRP Flush Doors
FRP flush door advantages:
Virtually maintenance-free
Easy cleaning; stay new-looking
Conserve energy
Improve safety and security
10 year no-hassle warranty
Lifetime warranty against de-lamination and
corner failure
Secure vestibules – local references
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Royal Oak PS
Brighton PS
Fruitport PS
Godwin PS
Belleville PS
Grand Rapids PS
Ann Arbor PS
Grandville PS (73 million dollar bond)
Existing to……..
Secure!!
Pippin renderings
Continuous Hinges
Hardware Reinforcements
Hinge stiles are prepared
for hinge mounting with
Riv-nuts in top 5 screw
positions
New Product
Toilet Partitions
~NEW~
DISCREET
ACCESS
CONTROL
Summary
• Single point of entry – minimize keyed
entrances, restricted key systems.
• Physical barriers – FRP doors, FRP panels,
laminated glass, bullet resistant glass.
• Mechanical barriers – Classroom security locks.
• Electronics – CCTV, Aiphone systems, electric
strikes, EL latch retractions, mag-locks, Door
position switches.
Thank you!
To discuss any of these topics further please
contact me directly
Chris Orme 616.551.9707