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“Designing Schools for Student Safety Annual Education Facilities Conference Security Hardware Systems 2:15pm Session #5: Chris Orme, The Eisen Group

“Designing Schools for Student Safety and 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. SPECIAL-LITE. EFCO. DORMA. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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“Designing Schools for Student Safety and Security”

Annual Education Facilities Conference

Security Hardware Systems

2:15pmSession #5:

Chris Orme, The Eisen Group

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The Eisen Group

Chris [email protected]

616.551.9707

Security Hardware Systems

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THE EISEN GROUP

Manufacturer Representatives Since1938

DORMA

SELECT

SPECIAL-LITE

NANA WALL SYSTEMS

PBB HINGES

EFCO

PIONEER

TRUSTILE

VERSATRAC

Specializing in Division 8

HIGH STANDARD

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Change in public perception Change in public perception

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AGENDA: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.

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Hierarchy of securityHierarchy of security

Mechanical -- Locks, Exit devices, closers & keys $

Video Surveillance (CCTV) $$

Access control Hardwired $$$$ Wireless $$$ Standalone $$

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A single ?? can destroy all security.A single ?? can destroy all security.

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A single KEY can destroy all security.A single KEY can destroy all security.

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Keying: 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

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Simple, inexpensive, keying solutionsSimple, 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 re-

keyed? Keys and cylinders “by owner” “DND” has virtually zero security

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Simple, inexpensive, keying solutionsSimple, 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

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Simple, inexpensive, keying solutionsSimple, 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

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Hardware -- LocksHardware -- Locks

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Lock functions – specifying is criticalLock functions – specifying is critical

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Recent functions and innovationsRecent functions and innovations

Clutched Levers or “free-wheeling Exterior lever moves freely when the door

is locked to prevent damage by vandals.

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Classroom Security LocksClassroom 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

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Exit devicesExit devices

Rim Exit device (single point latch)

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Exit DevicesExit Devices

Mortise Exit Device

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Exit DevicesExit Devices

CVR and Surface VR Exit devices

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Door ClosersDoor 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.

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Collaborative Door DesignCollaborative 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.

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FRP door PerformanceFRP door Performance

3 men stand on a 10” wide vision lite cut-out of FRP and foam core to demonstrate its strength

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FRP door PerformanceFRP door Performance

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…

Tested in the laboratory:

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FRP door performanceFRP door performance

Schools

Prisons

Wastewater plants

Pools & showers

Operating rooms

Restaurants

Manufacturing plants

Tested in the real world:

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FRP door PerformanceFRP 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.

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FRP Flush DoorsFRP 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

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Secure vestibules – local references

o Royal Oak PSo Brighton PSo Fruitport PSo Godwin PSo Belleville PSo Grand Rapids PSo Ann Arbor PSo Grandville PS (73 million dollar bond)

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Existing to……..Existing to……..

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Secure!!Secure!!

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Pippin renderings Pippin renderings

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Hinge stiles are prepared for hinge mounting with Riv-nuts in top 5 screw positions

Hardware Reinforcements

Continuous Hinges

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New Product

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Toilet Partitions

~NEW~

DISCREET ACCESS

CONTROL

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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.

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Thank you! To discuss any of these topics further please

contact me directly

Chris Orme 616.551.9707

[email protected]