“Designing Schools for Student Safety and Security”

1. Session #5: Security Hardware Systems 2:15pm Chris Orme, The Eisen Group Annual Education Facilities Conference “Designing Schools for Student Safety and Security”

2. Security Hardware Systems The Eisen Group Chris Orme corme@eisengroup.com 616.551.9707

3. SPECIAL-LITE EFCO DORMA TRUSTILE THE EISEN GROUP PBB HINGES Specializing in Division 8 Manufacturer Representatives Since1938 PIONEER VERSATRAC SELECT HIGH STANDARD NANA WALL SYSTEMS

4. Change in public perception

7. AGENDA: • Hierarchy of security - budgets • Keying – locks – exit devices - closers • Physical security materials • New Security Products: • Objective is to slow down the threat, give schools the chance to sound an alarm and give first responders more time.

8. Hierarchy of security • Mechanical -- Locks, Exit devices, closers & keys $ • Video Surveillance (CCTV) $$ • Access control • Hardwired $$$$ • Wireless $$$ • Standalone $$

9. A single ?? can destroy all security.

10. A single KEY can destroy all security.

11. Keying: • Electronic security is only as good as the keying system, control of those keys, and the quality of locking devices. • Grand master keying reduces security

12. Simple, inexpensive, keying solutions • #1 Determine the current keying situation • Is every master key accounted for? • Do any former employees have keys? • Is your keyway available at the hardware store? • How long has it been since your school re-keyed? • Keys and cylinders “by owner” • “DND” has virtually zero security

13. Simple, inexpensive, keying solutions • #2 Reduce exterior keyed entrances • Dummy cylinders Budget $ 25-30 per door • Be prepared for “push-back” from staff. Convenience vs. Security

14. Simple, inexpensive, keying solutions • High security keyways • Standard vs Interchangeable core • Budget $ 150.00 per lock - $ 5-10 per key • All major lock manufacturers have these available • Eliminates unauthorized copying • Helps reduce liability • Reduces re-keying costs • Lost key? Re-key only a lock or two

15. Hardware -- Locks

16. Lock functions – specifying is critical

19. Recent functions and innovations • Clutched Levers or “free-wheeling • Exterior lever moves freely when the door is locked to prevent damage by vandals.

20. Classroom Security Locks • Classroom Security Lock • “Columbine” Lock • Classroom Intruder Lock * Deadlocking latch bolt operated by trim either side. Key in either trim locks or unlocks outside trim. Inside trim always free for egress

25. Exit devices • Rim Exit device (single point latch)

26. Exit Devices Mortise Exit Device

27. Exit Devices CVR and Surface VR Exit devices

28. Door Closers • A properly installed and adjusted door closer is absolutely critical to any EAC system. • Considerations for ADA codes that require reduced openings force requirements.

29. Collaborative Door Design • Options that are very secure, have great thermal performance and have Lowest Cost of Ownership Goals in Mind • FRP doors • Aluminum Skin Foam Filled Alternative • Will not shatter or fall apart when breached or impacted.

30. FRP door Performance 3 men stand on a 10” wide vision lite cut-out of FRP and foam core to demonstrate its strength

31. FRP door Performance • Hurricane Testing, single door - Uniform Static Load ASTM E 330, Forced Entry SFBC 3603.2, Cyclic Load SFBC PA 203, Large Missile Impact SFBC PA 201 - passed • Impact Strength ASTM D256 • Stain Resistance ASTM D 1308 • Chemical Resistance ASTM D 543 • Swinging Door Cycle Test to 14 million cycles • And many, many more… Tested in the laboratory:

32. FRP door performance • Schools • Prisons • Wastewater plants • Pools & showers • Operating rooms • Restaurants • Manufacturing plants Tested in the real world:

33. FRP door Performance FRP doors thrives in applications involving heavy traffic, abuse, neglect, vandalism, rain, snow, salt, dirt, impacts, scrapes, scuffs, corrosive chemicals, and general disrespect.

34. FRP Flush Doors • Virtually maintenance-free • Easy cleaning; stay new-looking • Conserve energy • Improve safety and security • 10 year no-hassle warranty • Lifetime warranty against de-lamination and corner failure FRP flush door advantages:

36. Secure vestibules – local references • Royal Oak PS • Brighton PS • Fruitport PS • Godwin PS • Belleville PS • Grand Rapids PS • Ann Arbor PS • Grandville PS (73 million dollar bond)

40. Existing to……..

41. Secure!!

42. Pippin renderings

43. Continuous Hinges Hardware Reinforcements Hinge stiles are prepared for hinge mounting with Riv-nuts in top 5 screw positions

49. New Product

50. ~NEW~ DISCREET ACCESSCONTROL FLUSH FRP DOORS