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Posted By Andy Man
We have a small commercial kitchen in our office premises, and need to prevent unauthorised access to it.
The obvious way would be to have a combination code lock on the door. As there will generally only be one person in the kitchen at a time, would this be acceptable as it would hinder entry to the kitchen in an emergency (e.g. kitchen staff taken ill, electrocutes/burns themselves etc).
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Posted By Colin Reeves
Logic would be to use the combination lock when not manned, but put in a work procedure that when the cook is there the lock is left open.
Colin
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Posted By Philip McAleenan
Andy,
What about simply posting a sign, “No Unauthorised Entry”, or something similar?
If your target audience is adult would there be any problems with them understanding this and complying?
Regards, Philip
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