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Grade 1A Central Monitoring Station In 1999 the directors of Casa Security started Spectus Pty Ltd, a Grade A1 Certified (the highest operational grade attainable) Security Monitoring Centre. |
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Accreditation & Memberships Casa is a member of the Australian Industry Association Limited (ASIAL) which promotes a professional code ofconduct within the security industry. Casa is one of the foundation Bosch Security Certified Partners since program inception. As a BSCP Casa is able to |
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Blue Iris Project – Office of Crime Prevention The West Australia Police are establishing a register of CCTV systems within the State and is open to any owner of a CCTV system and in particular, there is significant interest in systems that view streets and public spaces. Casa Security supports the Blue Iris Project as one of the best ways to assist the authorities in catching and prosecuting criminals. |
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Licenses Casa holds the appropriate Security Agents License in accordance with the Australian Security & Related Control Act. All employees who undertake consulting have undergone licensing exams with the Western Australian Police department and are licensed to consult. Likewise, Installation employees have undertaken technical licensing exams and are licensed to perform installation and service within the industry. Installation employees are also required to hold a current ACA Cabling License. All employees have current White-cards and hold “working at heights” accreditation. |
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Quality System Casa’s commitment to providing quality design, product, installation and ongoing support has seen the implementation of its own internal Quality Management System and Occupational Health & Safety Management Plan, complying with all requirements of AS/AZS ISO9000, without formal third party accreditation. |
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