Who is there to greet visitors when you are not?
When a visitor appears at the fire station, the chances are very good that the reason for the visit may have something to do with a need for assistance. In many cases, the visitor is greeted by locked doors or sometimes with a wide open station and nobody there - Not a good thing! Things don't have to be this way. A wireless long range intercom system provides an efficient and affordable solution.
I
walked in to a paid fire department the other day.
All the bay doors were up. The
front door was wide open, and there wasn't a fireman in sight. With a half million dollars of unattended
vehicles (maybe more), plus other equipment, and no one watching the
store? Not a good thing! At another paid fire department, all the doors were locked, There were cars all over the parking lot, but no call buttons or door bells. I knocked on the door but nobody answered. Not a good thing!
And then, there is this really nice volunteer fire department facing a public recreation area. What do think happens if someone needs help? They go to the fire department. Who do they find? Nobody! Do they see some way to call for assistance? Afraid not! So, what's the solution for all this?
