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Shopping Center

Due to the public traffic and the different tenants, public buildings such as shopping centers face special challenges in the area of emergency management.

A qualified alerting of the emergency team on site as well as the tenants is of decisive importance for the competence to act.

 

It is all the more important that all the necessary information is available as quickly as possible to the people involved in the event of an emergency.

EVALARM for shopping centers

Example Fire Alarm:

In the event of a fire alarm, rapid verification is crucial in a shopping center. With EVALARM, responsible personnel instantly receive the fire alarm notification on their mobile devices. Fire brigade route maps and detailed information about the triggering detector are readily available, and the reporting location is highlighted by flashing on a building overview plan. The outcome of the verification is then forwarded in real time to all relevant parties, ensuring a swift and coordinated response.

 

 

Example of a Technical Malfunction:

In shopping centers, rapid alerting in the event of technical malfunctions is crucial, as these issues can significantly disrupt public traffic. Therefore, error messages must be quickly and securely transmitted to the relevant technician. It is essential to have a real-time overview of all ongoing disruptions within the center.

Given the influence of public access and social media, swift action is critical to minimize any additional non-material damage. Emergency events must be communicated to the crisis team immediately, along with the latest information, to ensure an effective response.

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Best practice scenarios

  • Fire

  • Evacuation

  • Technical Incidents

  • Medical Emergencies

  • Bomb Threat / Terror Alert

  • Violent Visitors

  • Fault Messages from Building Management Systems

  • Break-Ins

  • Property Damage

  • Burglar Alarm Systems

  • Door Monitoring

  • Emergency Button (Silent Alarm)

  • Crisis Team Alerting

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