Jasz
VIP Contributor
Protecting your stored products from vandals is an important part of ensuring that you're able to keep your company's products in good condition. Here are a few tips for protecting your stored products:
1. Store your equipment in an area that is easily accessible and well lit. Vandals will be less likely to strike if they have to work harder to find what they're looking for.
2. Make sure the location of your storage area is secure and well-lit at night (or during the day if you're storing items during the day). If possible, use locks or passwords on doors when storing expensive items like machinery or computers, as well as any other valuable property such as jewelry or art.
3. If possible, store items inside a locked room or building rather than leaving them outside where they could be seen by passersby and possibly stolen or vandalized by others on site who might want those same things themselves (like employees!). This will also help prevent accidents such as fires caused by carelessness while transporting items between buildings or storage rooms using forklifts etcetera.
1. Store your equipment in an area that is easily accessible and well lit. Vandals will be less likely to strike if they have to work harder to find what they're looking for.
2. Make sure the location of your storage area is secure and well-lit at night (or during the day if you're storing items during the day). If possible, use locks or passwords on doors when storing expensive items like machinery or computers, as well as any other valuable property such as jewelry or art.
3. If possible, store items inside a locked room or building rather than leaving them outside where they could be seen by passersby and possibly stolen or vandalized by others on site who might want those same things themselves (like employees!). This will also help prevent accidents such as fires caused by carelessness while transporting items between buildings or storage rooms using forklifts etcetera.
