Greetings, Does anyone have a security policy I could look at for ideas? I have keys to several churches and college buildings containing many hundreds of thousands of dollars of equipment, and I was thinking about putting something in writing covering the handling of keys and other related security issues. At one college where I tune, several thousand dollars of stereo and other equipment has been stolen in the past. A written policy could give my customers peace of mind. Here are some ideas: 1. All keys should be locked in a safe when they are not in use, to prevent unauthorized use. 2. Keys are not loaned out to anyone. 3. Doors that are unlocked when I arrive remain unlocked, doors that I have to unlock get relocked. 4. The security office should have my photograph and pertinent information about my vehicle, so that they know why I am there and what I am doing. 5. At a location where there is no security office, I check in with someone at the facility when I arrive and when I leave. Does anyone else have any good ideas? Happy New Year! David Vanderhoofven Joplin, MO
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