Access and Key Control

Access and Key Control

Don’t allow strangers on your premises or in your house without having properly identifying the person, especially at night.

Implement proper key control measures.

Identify keys by means of codes instead of indicating in writing on labels to which gate/door access can be gained. E.g. Main gate- Code A.

Keys to the safe must be kept on the person. Never hide any keys in traditional places, such as in pot plants or under doormats.

Keys in the keyhole on the inside of the front or back door should be turned to avoid easy removal. It’s advised to remove them when not there. Intruders like to enter in a window and leave with all the keys from doors. Never allow strangers to handle keys or look at key numbers. Change locks when keys are lost, it does cost, but it must be done. Insert barring devices in door locks.

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James Bristow Avatar James Bristow
August 15, 2020

Excellent training and a must! James and Craig shared so much knowledge and skills! We came all the way from Cape Town and they really made us feel at home and we parted with some great skills and wisdom!

Rudolph Roos Avatar Rudolph Roos
August 15, 2021

Attended Tactical Course with MSA. Course content was excellent. Building upon layers of learning and applying key principals in a safe environment. Application and drills moving through the various skill sets provide a great foundation for further development. Thank you and highly recommended.

Carl Ward Avatar Carl Ward
August 15, 2021

A life changing experience dealing with these professional and caring people

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August 15, 2021

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