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St. Peter’s Hospital
A decade ago, St. Peter’s Hospital in Albany, N.Y., started a $259 million campus-wide modernization project. The three-phase project included construction of a six-story Patient Care Pavilion with 24 operating rooms (OR) occupying two floors.
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DUBLIN PORT TUNNEL
The €752m Dublin Port Tunnel opened to traffic in December 2006. Spanning 5.6km of motorway and acting as a link between Dublin Port and the national motorway network, Dublin Port Tunnel was the largest civil engineering project in Ireland.
Featuring a twin bore tunnel 4.5km in length and with a height clearance of 4.65m, the tunnel is one of the largest urban tunnels of its kind in Europe.
CEM’s AC2000 access control and security management system was selected to secure this site, and installed by CEM Approved Reseller ADT UK & Ireland.
” CEM Systems not only met client requirements for integrated access control but also conducted major software development to allow data from intruder detection panels to be passed via the AC2000 system to the central SCADA system for monitoring purposes.”
Systems Installed:
- AC2000 access control
- Integration with intruder panels.
Hardware Installed:
- 70+ card readers
(3rd party readers controlling tunnel access points) - S9020 intelligent IP controllers
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CALIFORNIA SCIENCE CENTER
The NOTIFIER fire alarm system protecting the priceless treasures housed within the California Science Center in Los Angeles, California, has been expanded to cover the Samuel Oschin Space Shuttle Endeavour Display Pavilion – temporary home of the newly retired Space Shuttle Endeavour.
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MOUNT ISA MINE
Xstrata Copper’s Mount Isa Mines in north-west Queensland, Australia is one of the few places in the world where four metals – copper, zinc, lead and silver – are found.
The complex mix of mining, processing and smelting these four metals present numerous challenges when it comes to ensuring the safety of the public and staff.
“We must allow for movement of authorised personnel with a minimum of effort, while ensuring all the necessary training, induction and other entry requirements are current” said Darren Bracey, the mines’ Emergency and Protective Services Superintendent.
“The Gallagher system has many different types of hardware that can be adapted to suit the site’s needs, while the powerful software lends itself well to integration with other third-party software applications to allow better management of security, health, safety, access control and contractor management”.
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