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HARRISON SECURITY / KEYHOLDING

Keyholding

Someone else holds the spare keys.

An agreed keyholding arrangement gives security personnel access when a problem needs attention.

Discuss keyholding ↗
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THE RIGHT ARRANGEMENTS

Built around
your premises.

Discuss key access, alarm arrangements and who should be contacted. Agree responsibilities and authorisation before the service starts, rather than trying to resolve them during a call-out.

What to discuss

↗Agreed key access

↗Alarm and contact arrangements

↗Clear call-out responsibilities

Start with one question

Is keyholding for one property or several sites?

BEFORE WE TALK

Bring the useful details.

Discuss how authorised access works and who should be contacted. Share only general requirements in the first enquiry. Sensitive keysafe or alarm information belongs in an agreed secure handover.

Tell us the site postcode so coverage and arrangements are confirmed for your premises.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Should I put alarm or keysafe codes in the enquiry?

No. Describe the requirement without including access codes. Agree a secure way to hand over sensitive information once service arrangements are confirmed.

Does keyholding include every type of call-out?

Call-out responsibilities and availability need agreement. Explain the alarm arrangements and the situations in which access would be needed.

What affects the cost of keyholding?

The number of properties and the call-out responsibilities are useful starting points. Confirm the scope, fees and any additional call-out charges directly before agreeing the service.

Talk through your requirements.

Make a start ↗

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