Amherst Alarm Associations and Accreditations

www.iqcertification.org

The IQ Certification Program sets rigorous standards to provide consumers with a way to identify alarm companies that are committed to excellence. The program is based on a simple principle: Security and life safety systems that are properly designed, installed by trained technicians using the finest equipment, monitored correctly and operated by trained users typically function without fault, failure or false alarms for years.

www.ul.com

UL is the trusted source across the globe for product and service compliance. Benefiting a range of customers - from manufacturers and retailers to consumers and regulating bodies – Amherst Alarm has met all UL Central Station Requirements.

www.fmglobal.com

Amherst Alarm Alarm is proud to have been certified FM Approved in the category Central Station Company (Full Service). Because central stations provide around-the-clock alarm signal monitoring and reporting as well as the installation, testing and maintenance of the signaling equipment installed at the protected properties, FM Approval has worked with the fire alarm industry to develop standards consistent with NFPA 72. "The National Fire Alarm Code" requirements.

www.csaaul.org

The Central Station Alarm Association (CSAA) is a trade association that represents companies offering security (alarm) monitoring systems through a central station.

http://csaaul.org/FiveDiamond.htm

Amherst Alarm has been awarded Five Diamond Certification from the CSAA (Central Station Alarm Association), which testifies that 100% of our central station operators are certified, having achieved proficiency by passing the Central Station On-Line Operator Training Course.

www.nicet.org

NICET certification is granted when the applicant for certification has demonstrated, through examination and submission of qualifications, the knowledge and skills required to properly function in a capacity relevant to the certification.

www.csaaul.org

The Central Station Alarm Association (CSAA) is a trade association that represents companies offering security (alarm) monitoring systems through a central station.

www.alarm.org

The Electronic Security Association (ESA) is the largest professional trade association in the United States with the purpose of representing, promoting and enhancing the growth and professional development of the electronic life safety, security, and integrated systems industry.

www.nybfa.org

The New York State Electronic Security Association, formerly known as New York Burglar and Fire Alarm Association is the trade association for the New York Alarm Industry and represents Security Alarm Companies, Manufacturers, and Distributors that do business in the State.

www.cedia.net

CEDIA - Custom Electronic Design and Installation Association - is dedicated to being a core component of its members prosperity.CEDIA is the electronic systems integration go-to resource for education, networking, and training. Whether individuals are looking for training for new hires, business strategies, new clients, business tools or volunteer opportunities, CEDIA has something to offer everyone in the electronic systems integration industry.

http://www.bnba.org

http://www.amherst.org/

At the Amherst Chamber of Commerce, we believe in strength in numbers. With more than 2,000 members from across Western New York, our Circle of Influence is far reaching. Membership in the Amherst Chamber is an investment in your company's future as well as the future of the entire community.