My organization is working on a keyless entry project rollout nationwide with multiple subcontractors. During the first phase of the project, the door technician will install the locking hardware and prep the door for installation of the keyless entry system and other electronic hardware depending on the site. What’s the best way to keep the […]
Read moreCommercial safes are nothing new to the loss prevention world, since being patented in 1835 safes have done nothing but increase in security and presence. Which means it’s probably not necessary to spell out the benefits of installing a safe and protecting the valuables of your facility, business or home. Widely considered non-negotiable, commercial safes […]
Read moreWhile we strive to be ever-thankful of active-duty military and veterans, we want to take this opportunity on Veteran’s Day to say a special thank you to the men and women who have served or are serving our country. LockNet is proud to partner with several technicians who are veterans and we are lucky to […]
Read moreA study conducted in 2012 found that Seventy-five percent of employees have stolen from their employers at least once, and over thirty-seven percent have committed the crime at least twice. The resulting loss for these businesses in 2012 was a staggering $50,000,000 in employee theft alone. Not to mention general shrinkage and waste, the numbers […]
Read moreWhat are you risking by not verifying the integrity of your openings? In a recent article I discussed the complications that arise when architectural plans contain an incomplete door and hardware schedule, but what happens when the specification is completed incorrectly? Although not as easily recognizable, an incorrect hardware schedule can have ramifications just as damaging as […]
Read moreMy facility uses pushbutton locks with great success, but we’ve noticed service calls often end in simple solutions by the locksmith. Are there troubleshooting steps store managers should try before requesting service? With any type of electronic hardware, the locksmith usually fixes it within five minutes. It’s great to get the problem solved quickly, but […]
Read moreThe break room is full of food, laughter, and chatter as we celebrate Halloween LockNet style. One of the best parts of Halloween costumes at the office is the rare glimpse into the personal creativity and pastimes of coworkers and management staff. An anything-goes potluck is the perfect excuse to get up from your desk […]
Read moreA few weeks ago, I received a phone call from a potential client. Just receiving a call from a highly sought after [potential] client is an exciting way to finish a long day at the office, but my interest peaked when he revealed his job function – “Design & Construction – National Accounts”. As it […]
Read moreThe depths of the life safety code are mind-boggling; many of them are straightforward and in some cases common sense. But unless you deal with the industry and codes on a regular basis, there are some issues you probably wouldn’t consider as code infractions. Generally, store and facility managers mean well and have no idea […]
Read moreYes, you read that right – it’s time to start thinking about the beating your facility will take this winter. Plus, we’re hoping to be the first ones on the “Winterize Your ___” bandwagon this fall. Your snow tires, heating units, and boats aren’t the only things that should be prepared for the cold weather. […]
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