Safety Tips

We may still be experiencing winter weather, but the spring forest fire season in Kentucky is just around the corner. The forest fire season in our state is from February 15 to April 30;

As a homeowner, it’s your responsibility to make sure family members and visitors are staying safe on your property. Here are some practical ways to do this. 

With severe thunderstorms hitting Kentucky, this is a good time to discuss weather safety and avoiding the personal security hazards of wet weather. Here are some recommendations for staying safe in rainy weather. 

As we approach the cold and flu season and Kentucky Covid cases continue to evolve in new ways, it’s important to make sure your security technology is aligned with the times. One way to do that is with thermal camera systems, which are security cameras that can accurately read the body temperatures of everyone onsite. Here are some things to know about the thermal camera systems we install throughout Kentucky. 

As National Fire Prevention Month comes to a close, here are some important fire protection tips for Kentucky commercial property owners and those charged with maintaining business properties. 

Summer is winding down, but it’s still a great time to turn your attention to enhancing your life safety and home security. Here’s what our Kentucky home security company recommends; if you haven’t yet made these investments, consider how they can benefit your family this time of year. 

It’s unfortunate, but your business is just as vulnerable to holiday fires as your personal residence; that’s especially the case if you decorate your business for the holidays. The National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA) reminds you to protect your business from these seasonal risks of fire. 

To stay protected from Halloween theft and vandalism, Kentucky businesses can trust Modern Systems Inc. to support them with the security technology they need.

Kentucky’s fall forest fire season began on October 1st. While wildfires may start in the forest or wooded area, they can certainly threaten structures as well — including your home or business. With that in mind, it’s time for an annual check-up on ways to prevent and prepare for the risk of fire this time of year.

Summer is the perfect time of year to throw an employee appreciation party or company picnic, and many employers were unable to do it last year. This year, make your company event an even bigger splash for all the right reasons — like safe, responsible fun. Here are some of the things you can do to fulfill your responsibility as an employer holding a summer gathering.