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Good Reminders on Office Safety

Last week tenants at Midtown Commons got together for a building safety and security meeting to review steps to take to prevent theft from offices.  Highlights:
  • Keep purses in locked drawer or cabinet
  • Don't leave laptops unattended
  • If you see someone who doesn't seem to belong, ask them if you can help them
  • Use your security alarm every night, also use the door chime feature
  • Get to know your neighbors
We have a security checklist in the FAQ section on our websitewww.updatecompany.com
Thank you Jacob Wetterling Resource Center for hosting.
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  1. Paper ShredderFebruary 11, 2013 at 3:42 PM

    Very well said, that should be observed in every office environment. Thanks.

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