Sensor-based awareness
Receive supported vape, environmental, tamper, or sound-event alerts without placing cameras in sensitive spaces.
Request a site reviewVape and environmental detection
Vape and environmental sensor systems for schools, workplaces, and facilities, with placement planning, alerts, configuration, and staff training.
A practical system
Sensor-based systems can help facility teams identify vaping, selected air-quality concerns, tampering, and supported sound events. MJM plans placement, connectivity, notifications, escalation, and staff use around the exact sensor platform and policy requirements.
Receive supported vape, environmental, tamper, or sound-event alerts without placing cameras in sensitive spaces.
Configure supported email, text, dashboard, or system alerts for the staff responsible for response.
Review room layout, airflow, mounting, power, network access, and likely tampering before installation.
Train approved users on alerts, escalation, testing, and the limits of the selected technology.
What we plan for
MJM reviews the property, operating needs, existing infrastructure, and expected response before recommending a system.
Spaces of concern, privacy requirements, policy, and desired outcomes
Sensor capabilities, room layout, airflow, placement, and tamper risk
Network access, power, dashboard, notifications, and user roles
Alert recipients, schedules, escalation, documentation, and staff workflow
Testing, training, maintenance, and system limitations
Common questions
Every property is different. A site review lets us confirm the right design, equipment, connectivity, and support plan.
The systems MJM plans for privacy-sensitive spaces are sensor-based rather than video cameras. Exact sensing and data features depend on the selected platform and should be reviewed before installation.
Supported platforms may provide email, text, dashboard, or integrated system notifications. MJM configures the workflow around the product and approved users.
A sensor alert identifies a supported event at a location; it does not by itself establish who caused it. The response process should reflect the technology’s capabilities and your organization’s policy.
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