Presentation for A&E\'s to discuss impact of lighting on security designs

1.  Lighting the Future

2. Lighting – The Future
Instructor: Session Goals and Objectives:
Jay C. McCormick, PSP  Attendees will be able to visualize impact of lighting on
Presenter Bio, Speaker Introduction and CCTV system(s)
Qualifications  Attendees will begin to grasp how lighting can impact the
bottom line of more than just utility costs
Jay “Chuck” McCormick, PSP
 Attendees can begin identifying the different types of
ESCO Communications, Indianapolis, lighting
Indiana  Attendees can see mutual benefits for facilities and security
Twenty-five (25+) years dedicated to the Life
Safety and Security Industry. Session Abstract:
Compare traditional lighting systems with the next generation of
security lighting: LED and induction lighting. This session looks
ASIS International Board Certified as a at the impact to CCTV systems, energy consumption, and return
Physical Security Professional (PSP) 15216. on investment, quality and quantity of lighting, light trespass and
the potential gains by protecting brand, litigation reduction,
employee satisfaction and curb appeal. As energy costs
This presentation was previously performed increase lighting might be an area to tighten budgets and
for the local ASIS International Chapter 45, maintain security.
Indianapolis, Indiana and another
Indianapolis Indiana Architect and
Engineering firm.

3. What is a Board Certified PSP?
The Physical Security Professional designation is a specialty
certification awarded to security practitioners who have demonstrated
in-depth knowledge and experience in threat assessment and risk
analysis; integrated physical security systems; and the appropriate
identification, implementation, and ongoing evaluation of security
measures.
The PSP credential allows practitioners to demonstrate expertise in
conducting physical security surveys to identify vulnerabilities and
performing cost analysis for the selection of integrated physical security
measures. The PSP officially recognizes specialized knowledge in
systems design, procurement, final acceptance testing, and
implementation procedures.