Hello everyone,
I am in the process of drafting a basic security policy for our office, which is home to a team of approximately 30 employees. The aim is to distribute this policy among all team members to ensure a secure and disciplined work environment. I've outlined some initial points below and would greatly appreciate your input to refine or add to these:
Entry and Exit Protocol
What is the best way to regulate employee movement in and out of the office premises?
Screen Saver Policy
Should we mandate screen savers on all laptops? Are there any best practices to follow?
Drawer Security
Is it a good idea to implement a rule requiring that drawers be locked before leaving the premises and that keys are personally kept?
Smoking Policy
Is it feasible to enforce that smoking should only be done at designated areas as per the DLF building guidelines, and not in staircases?
Access to Colleagues' Drawers
Should we clearly state in the policy that opening someone else’s drawer without prior approval is not allowed?
Interaction with Security Staff
Would it be appropriate to include a point encouraging employees to fully cooperate with security guards at the entry/exit points?
Any other recommendations
What are other basic yet important points we should include in such a policy?
I look forward to hearing your experiences and suggestions. If any of you have a sample policy document for small offices, that would be incredibly helpful as well!
Thanks in advance!
I am in the process of drafting a basic security policy for our office, which is home to a team of approximately 30 employees. The aim is to distribute this policy among all team members to ensure a secure and disciplined work environment. I've outlined some initial points below and would greatly appreciate your input to refine or add to these:
Entry and Exit Protocol
What is the best way to regulate employee movement in and out of the office premises?
Screen Saver Policy
Should we mandate screen savers on all laptops? Are there any best practices to follow?
Drawer Security
Is it a good idea to implement a rule requiring that drawers be locked before leaving the premises and that keys are personally kept?
Smoking Policy
Is it feasible to enforce that smoking should only be done at designated areas as per the DLF building guidelines, and not in staircases?
Access to Colleagues' Drawers
Should we clearly state in the policy that opening someone else’s drawer without prior approval is not allowed?
Interaction with Security Staff
Would it be appropriate to include a point encouraging employees to fully cooperate with security guards at the entry/exit points?
Any other recommendations
What are other basic yet important points we should include in such a policy?
I look forward to hearing your experiences and suggestions. If any of you have a sample policy document for small offices, that would be incredibly helpful as well!
Thanks in advance!