Pierson Wireless is a proud partner of Safer Buildings Coalition (SBC) and its mission to increase education related to in-building public safety communication systems best practices and building and fire code compliance.
Pierson Wireless Public Safety will appear at the upcoming Phoenix In-Building Public Safety Communications Seminar on Tuesday, May 7. The seminar will take place from 9 am – 2:30 pm MST in the Great Room of the Phoenix Fire Department location at 150 South 12th Street.
Premiere sponsor Pierson Wireless will be joined by Alliance Corporation, PCTEL, Graybar, Wireless Supply, Gamma Electronics, and Trilogy Communications in supporting this event.
The seminar takes attendees through the SBC’s “Three Pillars of In-Building Public Safety Communications”:
- Mobile 911 calls must get out with location accuracy
- Mobile mass notifications must get in
- First-responder communications must work
Seminar attendees will gain valuable insights into the latest technologies and strategies to help anyone overcome emergency communications challenges in buildings. They will also have the opportunity to network with other public safety officials and professionals in the industry to share real-life experiences and how best to overcome and prevent future challenges.
Pierson Wireless Public Safety Director Jeff Tidwell and Solutions & Development Sales Executive Andy Kuhr will be onsite to answer any questions about our industry-leading approach to in-building public safety communications systems and strategy. Pierson Wireless believes in a dual-pronged approach to public safety that supports the SBC’s “Three Pillars.” Our method involves cellular enhancement and optimization to handle mobile telecommunications traffic in and out of the facility and installing an Emergency Responder Communications Enhancement System (ERCES, or Public Safety DAS) to support first responder radio frequency traffic during an in-building response.
To learn more about the SBC Phoenix seminar and to register to attend, click here.
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