Spectrum Solutions, Inc. (SSI) is an ISO9001:2008 small business established in 1997 and located in Madison, Alabama. SSI provides technical security systems, CCTV, utility monitoring and control, building automation, fire alarm, lighting control, daylight harvesting, and network infrastructure cabling. SSI maintains a staff of engineers and technicians certified by many of the leading manufacturers, including Schneider, WattStopper, Software House, TE Electronics (Tyco), Commscope, Corning, and many more.
Services
Engineers at SSI evaluate a customer's need as well as what equipment exists in order to determine the best solutions. They provide by designing/building solutions that benefit the customer. With over 20 years of solving problems related to hardware and networking, our team's problem solving skills to create new or unique solutions are in demand.
Engineers at SSI evaluate a customer's need as well as what equipment exists in order to determine the best solutions. They provide by designing/building solutions that benefit the customer. With over 20 years of solving problems related to hardware and networking, our team's problem solving skills to create new or unique solutions are in demand.
Spectrum Solutions' design and installation team have a wealth of experience in the design, installation, networking and integration of metering and energy monitoring systems including electric, natural gas, water, and steam. Whether the goal is to track existing facility or campus usage, define the energy consuming characteristics of a facility, or quantify the effectiveness of an energy savings or conservation measure, Spectrum can provide the appropriate solution and collect the required data.
Reviews (1)
Audacious V.
Jun 07, 2019
Harassment, Unhealthy Work Environment I worked for a sub contractor under the safety guidance of SSI and was consistently harassed by two individuals; Paul Gregory and Bobby Stair. For at least 3 days straight they were basically calling us liars, because they didn't know exactly where the areas we briefed them we would be working at were located and couldn't find us.
The work was being done; that's all they needed to check. The funny thing is that they are safety; not project managers, but were not letting my supervisor do his job, because they were trying to do it, plus they didn't practice any of the safety practices they were imposing on others.
The work was being done; that's all they needed to check. The funny thing is that they are safety; not project managers, but were not letting my supervisor do his job, because they were trying to do it, plus they didn't practice any of the safety practices they were imposing on others.
