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CURRENT PROJECT ISS TRAINING
As promised, our First Aid/CPR
training will take place during the
week of training in December.
This will be specifically for those of
you who’s certifcate is near expira-
tion and do not live or work locally.
Rose Dawson In November I will send out the link
P&I of ESS for the Headquarters (HQ) Unit- that you will use to access the online portion of your training.
ed States Army Reserve Command (USARC) It is necessary for you to take this course before you come
Security Control Centers (SCC) located at to the hands-on training on December 22nd. Once you have
Fort McCoy, WI, Fort Snelling, MN and Fort completed the online portion, please forward the certificate
Bragg, NC. to me so I can get them to the instructor who will complete
your hands-on certification.
ISS Manager: Rose Dawson Training and re-certification are ongoing. There are certifi-
Subcontractor: Security Information System, Inc. cates that need to be renewed annually and I’ve sent that in-
(SIS), Evans Console & K2 IT Audit formation to you. It’s important that you stay current with
Project Leads - Ben Hoth (ISS) & Juan Montanez (SIS) these certifications whether you’re in the field or in the office.
Let me know if you need me to send that information to you
ISS was tasked to install the Alarm Center Monitoring/ again.
Dispatch System at two (2) locations: the Fort McCoy,
and Fort Snelling Security Control Centers (SCC) which Just a reminder, once you’ve completed any course, please
house the primary and backup USARC Security Moni- forward certificates to me, plundin@mtiss.com, Eddie Wise,
ewise@mtiss.com, and Kim Berosik, kberosik@mtiss.com.
toring Automation Systems (USMAS) used to manage
and monitor deployed IDS at USARC facilities through- Contributor: Peggy Lundin
out the entire enterprise. ISS Training Manager
SIS provides the most affordable & feature-rich software ISS Office Halloween
without exorbitant upgrade charges as users grow. Offer-
ing a migration path from a single user system through
an enterprise network on a standard PC platform, the Game Winner
Alarm Center accommodates all size dispatch centers
and keeps them on the “leading edge” by offering peri-
odic upgrades and enhancements to the entire product
line. Candy Corn Jar
(1,226 pieces)
The Alarm Center is a modular and scalable security
software platform designed to be the central point in
alarm and data management. The Alarm Center Mon-
itoring/Dispatch Module software has been Underwrit- Jeromy Wagner
ers Laboratories, Inc. (UL) tested and is UL-1981 3rd
Edition Classified for both Fire & Burglary (UL File# (1,116 pieces)
S5622).
