In the UK alone there were around 214,000 incidents of
burglary, including attempts, against businesses; these incidents were
across four sectors, which included wholesale
and retail, manufacturing, transportation and storage and accommodation and
food. In terms of what items were stolen in 38% of cases it was reported
that goods and stock were the most common.
The most common way in which entry was gained by a
burglar was through either a wooden or
glass door – 36% of businesses,
therefore it is very important to maintain and upgrade your office security,
especially on a regular basis. The security of any office can be maintained
through a 24 hour locksmith, all a business has to do is sign up as a Commercial
Business Account to a National Locksmithswho will be able to fulfill all of your business security needs.
Many locksmiths will recommend a Master Key Suite for
offices who wish to restrict the access of certain areas of the office i.e.
stopping a customer or client from accessing certain areas of the office such
as the Managing Directors office; therefore only authorised staff members with
keys will be able to access certain areas. Companies such as Avocet are able to offer a Zone Control ABS Master Key Suiting, the supplier are then
able to fully manage both the key registering and cutting for the client –
therefore providing and ensuring maximum security. See info graphic below for
more information.
As well as providing locksmith services to domestic
customer, Keytek™ also provide a range of locksmith services for
commercial/business customers. As a national company ourselves we are able to
offer full ‘Nationwide’ coverage to all of our customers, these locksmith
services include a number of benefits that other companies do not incorporate
into their operations. Currently we service a large portfolio of National companies;
these include Ministry of Defence, Lidl, Safestore and Debenhams.
To find out more about the locksmith services for
commercial businesses provided by Keytek™ please visit http://www.keytek.co.uk/locksmith-for-business/
All statistics provided in this blog post are from the Home Office (2012).
All statistics provided in this blog post are from the Home Office (2012).
