Your business is in safe hands with Access from Flexmort

“The Independent Inquiry into the issues raised by the David Fuller case Phase 1 Report, was published on 28th November. This phase of the Inquiry has been to establish what happened in the Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust.

Based on the evidence heard and reviewed by the Inquiry team, the report makes a total of 17 recommendations, including

  • ensure that only those with appropriate and legitimate access can enter the mortuary
  • regularly monitor access to restricted areas, including the mortuary, by all staff and contractors
  • CCTV is reviewed on a regular basis by trained staff and examined in conjunction with swipe card data to identify trends that might be of concern

The Flexmort Access system can do all of this and more across multiple sites, ensuring you know who and when access was gained to sensitive areas.

Critically it is easy to deploy and very simple to use, inexpensive, and a more secure option than the traditional card, pin code or key fob methods.” – Steve Huggins, Flexmort Commercial Director

To arrange a demo of the Access by Flexmort system, contact Steve Huggins on: 07411 525662 or email: steve.huggins@flexmort.com to understand more about how we can help you to safeguard the deceased people in your care.

We can also arrange a site survey to understand more accurately installation costs and your care/protection requirements.

Why choose Access?

• Simple to implement, easy to use, cost-effective & secure

• Accurately records time & location of users at entry & exit of each secured door, across multiple sites

• Ability to set specific times that authorised individuals can access each door across your site

• Know by who & when sensitive areas are accessed

• Eradicates security issues associated with credential sharing, reducing reliance on keys & fobs

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