Things to think about with spring security
Keep an eye out for fresh hires
People are most likely to start looking for work in the beginning of the year. This implies that once the notice periods are through, spring can bring a slew of new hires to your company. While new talent, expertise, and fresh faces might increase your company’s performance, they can also put you at risk.
It’s possible that keyholders will need to be replaced, and you’ll find yourself entrusting the security of your home to someone you don’t know. Investing in a keyholding and/or lock/unlock security service can eliminate this worry.
When qualified SIA licensed security professionals oversee your company’s keys, they can oversee locking up at the end of the day and unlocking the facility in time for the first arrivals.
It means you can concentrate solely on training your new hires in their roles, rather than on assigning them additional obligations that could jeopardize your company’s security.
Take the time to repair any damage caused by the winter weather.
Budgets for 2022 will be set as the new financial year approaches. Ascertain that you have set aside sufficient funds to repair any damage to the window. It’s possible that doors have warped owing to the bad weather, or that windows have cracked due to high winds and flying debris. It’s possible that the storms of recent months have harmed the fencing around your business’s perimeter.
Being aware and wary and making sound decisions now about security can prevent costly break-ins and theft later down the line.
It’s possible that keyholders will need to be replaced, and you’ll find yourself entrusting the security of your home to someone you don’t know. Investing in a keyholding and/or lock/unlock security service can eliminate this worry.
When qualified SIA licensed security professionals oversee your company’s keys, they can oversee locking up at the end of the day and unlocking the facility in time for the first arrivals. It means you can concentrate solely on training your new hires in their roles, rather than on assigning them additional obligations that could jeopardize your company’s security.
Keep your eyes peeled for fresh root growth
Spring is a lovely time of year, and with it comes the emergence of new flora. While this is appealing to the eye, it could be dangerous in terms of security.
Newly grown trees and hedges can obscure CCTV visibility or act as a natural ladder to easy access points, such as a top-floor window that has been left open by accident. Keep this pruned back during the spring and summer months — not only will it look better than an overgrown jungle outside your business, but it will also improve security.
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Being aware and wary and making sound decisions now about sIt’s possible that keyholders will need to be replaced, and you’ll find yourself entrusting the security of your home to someone you don’t know. Investing in a keyholding and/or lock/unlock security service can eliminate this worry.
When qualified SIA licensed security professionals oversee your company’s keys, they can oversee locking up at the end of the day and unlocking the facility in time for the first arrivals. It means you can concentrate solely on training your new hires in their roles, rather than on assigning them additional obligations that could jeopardize your company’s security.
