AAA Emergency Response Associates

Your emergency exit lighting systems need to be in good working order. We will inspect your current system and make recommendations based on this site assessment.

The majority of home fires occur at night when the family is sleeping. Sleeping with the door closed, turning off portable heaters before bed, and not smoking while sleeping are three ways you can prevent these type of fires.

Unfortunately, you can't always be in the office when your employees are working. Employees who know that their actions are being recorded are often more likely to continue working hard in the absence of direct supervision.

When we inspect cylinders, we do a complete tear down and replace weak or worn out components, including inspecting the interior of the cylinder for rust and other signs of corrosion.

Security cameras are used for the purpose of observing an area and may be watched by a security guard or law enforcement officer. Technology has made monitoring and analysis of camera footage easier.

We conduct regular hydrostatic testing of all pressurized fire extinguishers. The test is to ensure that there are no leaks or weaknesses in the cylinder, hose, or nozzle because of material fatigue, degradation, or other causes.

Fires in the home can be easily prevented from the heavy devastation that they cause. Four areas of fire prevention include education, prevention detection, and response.

It's important to remember that every type of security system is designed to perform a different function. While most home security systems function only to scare would-be burglars away, your security camera can give you their identity.

When creating an escape plan in the event of a fire, select a meeting place outside and practice alerting the entire home or building when danger arises.

Many consumers are turning to wireless security cameras for home surveillance. Wireless cameras do not require a video cable for video/audio transmission, just a power cable or batteries.

A motion activated camera placed at your front entry will record anyone at the door, allowing you to feel secure when opening the door, and acting as deterrent to vandalism or theft.

In a program called Operation Virtual Shield, Chicago, Illinois installed an additional 250 security cameras to it's network of over 2000 cameras, working toward a goal of having a camera on every street corner by 2016.

While you and your employees may be safe enough inside your building, the parking areas around some businesses can be dangerous - especially at night. Adding visible security cameras may help to deter crime on your premises.