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Tips: Securing Your Office

  • Nov 03, 2008

Universal Protection Service offers tips to keep an office secure.

  • Lock all doors when the office is empty.
  • Lock all valuables in a desk or closet when unattended, especially after hours.
  • Do not leave purses or wallets unattended.
  • Avoid keeping large amounts of petty cash in the office.
  • Report all solicitors to security immediately.
  • Do not allow any workers or contractors into your tenant space until they have been cleared through the receptionist.
  • Question visitors who wander through your office. Legitimate guests will appreciate your offer of assistance and would be solicitors or thieves will be deterred.
  • Report any suspicious persons to security.
  • Keep blinds closed after hours where such valuables as computers, fax machines, etc. are visible from the outside.

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