Install a Panic Button in the Sales Models Office

            When the project sales office has a security system, it is a good practice for the builder to have a panic button connected to the security system on the land-line telephone so the salesperson can summon help quicker than dialing 911 on their smart phone.

            Some new housing projects are located out in the middle of uninhabited areas, and sales offices are open for business during weekends until 5 or 6 PM.

            When a lone female salesperson is working the sales office, the secluded conditions of the location place that person at risk.

            When a button on the telephone can set-off the security alarm and summon the police to the project, the salesperson can quickly call for help if a problem develops, using the panic button or their smart phone whichever is faster in terms of accessibility.

Author: Barton Jahn

I worked in building construction as a field superintendent and project manager. I have four books published by McGraw-Hill on housing construction (1995-98) under Bart Jahn, and have eight Christian books self-published through Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP). I have a bachelor of science degree in construction management from California State University Long Beach. I grew up in Southern California, was an avid surfer, and am fortunate enough to have always lived within one mile of the ocean. I discovered writing at the age of 30, and it is now one of my favorite activities. I am currently working on more books on building construction. View all posts by Barton Jahn