Electronic Security
The cannabis industry is highly governed, making electronic security an important part of planning cultivation, processing and sales operations. GPS Security is familiar with Canadian electronic security regulations and compliance requirements related to the cannabis industry.
GPS Security recommends planning this portion of the project early, particularly while other trades and contractors are also being scheduled.
Core Security
GPS Security's cannabis security services address three areas of electronic security.
Visual monitoring forms part of the electronic security approach for cannabis operations.
Intrusion detection is included among the security requirements.
Cannabis access control can include card and fob readers, electronic locks and exit-entry audit reporting.
Card-based credentials can form part of the access control system.
Use fob-based access to control entry to designated areas within your cannabis operation.
Electronic locks are included in the access control setup.
Start the Project
GPS Security can begin the quoting process by meeting with the client and reviewing site drawings. If the space is still under development, an on-site meeting can also be arranged.
Arrange a meeting online or by calling the office.
GPS Security reviews site drawings as part of the quoting process.
A demonstration of the product line can be provided.
An on-site meeting is available when the space is under development.
Installation planning begins after the proposal is approved.
Controlled Access
GPS Security provides access control options that combine electronic credentials, locks and audit reporting. These components can help businesses manage and document access within cannabis operations.
Industry Coverage
The cannabis security offering applies across cultivation, processing and sale.
Cultivation
Cannabis Cultivation Operations
Processing
Cannabis Processing Operations
Sale
Cannabis Sales Operations
Dispensaries
Licensed Retail Locations
Cannabis dispensary security can be planned as part of a new retail development, including the electronic security requirements relevant to the licensed operation.
Project Delivery
Once the proposal is approved, GPS Security's stated goal is to be on-site within two weeks.
Installation can take from a few days to one week depending on the size of the operation.
Post-installation service can be booked online or by phone.
Service calls are answered by staff based in Edmonton.
GPS Security states that all service calls receive a response within 24 hours.
Service remains available after the electronic security system is installed.
Plan Security Early
Electronic security is a key part of planning a cannabis cultivation, processing or retail operation. Connect with GPS Security while your project is being developed to review the site, understand the available security components and prepare for installation.