room keys

[Richard Brekne]

I have a master key for the whole Conservatory. And I have master keys for 6
schools I work for regularly. I make it a precondition for working there and am
lucky enough to be in a position to be able to decline to accept the work unless
this condition is acceptable to them. Your solution is a good one tho.. and I
would have no problem working under those conditions either.

Cheers
RicB

Ron Koval wrote:

> Any other contract techs out there have a hard time getting rooms unlocked?
>
> At Concordia U, there are about 30 pianos. (The count is somewhat fluid....)
> The music dept. has been unable (or unwilling) to get me a set of keys to
> gain access to the pianos I am to service.  Since I come early in the
> morning or late at night to miss the students, faculty and community
> programs, I've had to wait for security to come and open up doors.
> Fortunately, I set up service by-the-hour, so the U has paid for my waiting
> around time.
>
> Finally, I asked if the music dept. and security would be willing to have a
> set of keys held at the security desk that I could sign out for my tuning
> visits.  Wonder-of-wonders, this worked.  Now, I just check in at security
> any time of day or night, and the keys are there.  (Even the keys for the
> keyboard locks, too!)
>
> Enjoy bulk tuning season..... (STWY M in vocal studio was at +30 cents
> today...oh boy..)
>
> Ron Koval
> Chicagoland
>
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