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Driver74
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There is more than one set of keys I would think whoever is opening in the morning will also have a set we have usually about 4 sets for every delivery office
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Driver74 wrote:There is more than one set of keys I would think whoever is opening in the morning will also have a set we have usually about 4 sets for every delivery office
Thanks the point I was trying to make with " Robert Whitton" was if he is taking the yard keys home if there is an overnight breakin into the building who is the registered keyholder to be contacted by the police. In my opinion the DO manager should be last to leave the building as this is his/her responsibility to lock up but as they are salaried will not wait until their delivery staff have returned after having put extra walks onto their delivery route by lapsing.
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rehabron wrote:
Driver74 wrote:There is more than one set of keys I would think whoever is opening in the morning will also have a set we have usually about 4 sets for every delivery office
Thanks the point I was trying to make with " Robert Whitton" was if he is taking the yard keys home if there is an overnight breakin into the building who is the registered keyholder to be contacted by the police. In my opinion the DO manager should be last to leave the building as this is his/her responsibility to lock up but as they are salaried will not wait until their delivery staff have returned after having put extra walks onto their delivery route by lapsing.
Who would normally be the PiC if the DOM isn't around?
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SpacePhoenix wrote:
rehabron wrote:
Driver74 wrote:There is more than one set of keys I would think whoever is opening in the morning will also have a set we have usually about 4 sets for every delivery office
Thanks the point I was trying to make with " Robert Whitton" was if he is taking the yard keys home if there is an overnight breakin into the building who is the registered keyholder to be contacted by the police. In my opinion the DO manager should be last to leave the building as this is his/her responsibility to lock up but as they are salaried will not wait until their delivery staff have returned after having put extra walks onto their delivery route by lapsing.
Who would normally be the PiC if the DOM isn't around?
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Yes sorry my friend the keys get posted back into the front box,I certainly don’t take them home,the boss is never here he’s at his more preferred office,it’s just another grey area no doubt,like most things,it’s all wearing va bit thin now