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Tom Knowles Joins QSS as Senior Business Development Manager, WA

TOM Knowles has joined Q Security Systems as senior business development manager, WA.  Knowles started his career in the security industry as technical manager for AUSTCO communications working with emergency call intercom systems and then moved into integration, designing installing and maintaining the vast array of technologies used at correctional facilities.  After 10 years working […]

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    TOM Knowles has joined Q Security Systems as senior business development manager, WA. 

    Knowles started his career in the security industry as technical manager for AUSTCO communications working with emergency call intercom systems and then moved into integration, designing installing and maintaining the vast array of technologies used at correctional facilities. 

    After 10 years working with perimeter security technology, Knowles became a Senstar specialist and a decade later was employed by Senstar as its regional sales and technical support manager.  

    “Tom has designed installed and commissioned perimeter detection solutions for a vast array of clients and applications across the Australasian region, from palaces, prime minister’s residences and prisons through to defence bases, LNG plants and substations,” said QSS MD, Rob Rosa. 

    “Tom’s expertise in perimeter security solutions significantly expands our capabilities in this key area.” ♦

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