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Lexco supports
and encourages the most professional practices in the security industry.
Lexco is a licensed low voltage electrical contractor. We are proud
of our long standing membership in the below listed organizations:
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| •ASIS
American Society for Industrial
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The
American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS), with more than
30,000 members, is the largest international organization for
professionals responsible for security, including managers and
directors of security. In addition, corporate executives and
other management personnel, as well as consultants, architects,
attorneys and federal, state and local law enforcement, are
becoming involved with ASIS to better understand the constant
changes in security issues and solutions. ASIS is dedicated
to increasing the effectiveness and productivity of security
practices by developing educational programs and materials that
address broad security concerns.
www.asisonline.org |
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| •CBFAA
Connecticut
Burglar and Fire Alarm Assoc.
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CBFAA
advocates for laws and regulations that assure alarm systems
remain safe, affordable and effective.
The association also watches out for consumer interests as changes
sweep the telecommunications and cable industry.
CBFAA members readily educate and assist their customers in
the proper use of their systems to prevent unnecessary dispatches
of emergency services.
www.cbfaa.org |
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| •NFPA
National
Fire Protection Assoc. |
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The
mission of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA),
which was organized in 1896, is to reduce the burden of fire
on the quality of life by advocating scientifically based consensus
codes and standards, research, and education for fire and related
safety issues.
NFPA is an independent, voluntary membership, nonprofit (tax-exempt)
organization. A board of directors has general charge of the
affairs of the association, which has a staff of 169 professional
men and women plus 141 support personnel.
NFPA is financed principally by revenues from publications,
membership dues, and seminars. NFPA has an annual expense budget
of $58 million and annual revenues of about $65 million.
NFPA codes and standards are recognized around the world as
having reliable state-of-the-art information and are considered
useful and effective for achieving fire safety.
www.nfpa.org |
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| •NBFAA
National
Burglar & Fire Alarm Assoc.
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The
National Burglar & Fire Alarm Association (NBFAA) is dedicated
to the reduction and prevention of false alarms. False alarms
take police officers away from other more serious matters, can
be costly to all parties involved, and threaten the relationship
between the alarm industry and public safety officials. NBFAA
is affiliated with different groups that are extremely active
in reducing false alarms. Also, NBFAA has materials which help
our members do their part to reduce false alarms. Here are some
of the programs and publications that NBFAA members have access
to:
• False Alarm Reduction Association (FARA)
• Installation Quality Certification Program (IQ)
• The Alarm Industry Research and Educational Foundation False
Alarm Coalition (AIREF FAC)
• Coordinated Alarm Reduction Effort (CARE)
• International Association of Chiefs of Police Private Sector
Liaison Committee Alarm Subcommittee (ICAP PSLC
FAS)
http://www.nbfaa.org |
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