Security Systems

DSM supplies the Bosch 6000 as a complete package: the 6000 control panel, keypad and wireless receiver, six Bosch motion sensors covering garage, entry, hallway, family, bedroom and theatre areas, an external siren box and internal siren, plus a backup battery and power supply. Two remote fobs are included, each with roller door control. Sensor counts and coverage are adjusted to suit the size, layout and security requirements of each property rather than fixed in advance.

Every alarm is installed, commissioned and tested by DSM technicians, with sensor placement worked out on site and remote controls programmed before handover. We demonstrate the system and train you on it, so arming, disarming and everyday use are simple from the start. Monitoring options, including back-to-base, can be discussed where required. Licensed and insured, with more than 15 years in Western Australian security, DSM installs and commissions alarms in homes and businesses.

DSM officers work static guarding, mobile patrols, site unlocks, and event and crowd control, with alarm response, callouts and key holding where applicable. On site that means access control and entry management, site surveillance and incident observation, responding to and escalating incidents, and detailed reporting back to the client. Event work is planned in advance by DSM event management, which sets the security approach with you and with emergency services, then deploys and directs officers on the day. Where a site already runs cameras or an alarm installed by DSM, the officers and the system are handled by the one company.

Before an officer is assigned, DSM assesses what the site needs and completes a risk assessment, then matches an officer to the post rather than sending whoever is available. Officers hold relevant licensing and industry qualifications, and DSM runs its own Certified Protection Officer program, introduced in 2020, an internationally recognised certification officers can sit after twelve months of service. Once a contract is running, officers are continually supported and supervised by a dedicated field operations team, and report through the real-time reporting technology DSM has invested in, so clients have accountability for what happens on site. Putting officers on Western Australian sites is work DSM has done for more than 15 years. The company is licensed and insured, and the officers on your site are its own local team.

Monitoring options run from 24/7 back to base monitoring through to alarm monitoring, remote CCTV viewing, and remote health monitoring on solar poles. When a system raises an event, escalation and client notification follow procedures agreed in advance rather than being worked out at the time. Alarm response, callouts and key holding can be included for sites that need someone able to attend and open up.

DSM commissions and tests the system, trains the client and hands it over, then stays available for ongoing system support rather than leaving once the install is signed off. Monitoring and response are quoted against the system actually installed. Support of that kind comes from DSM, a licensed and insured Western Australian company with more than 15 years behind it.