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This toolbox talk provides practical guidance for staff on protecting vehicle keys in workshops, dealerships and service bays. It outlines clear procedures to minimise the risk of key theft, which can lead to vehicle crime, insurance losses, reputational damage and potential injury if unauthorised use occurs.
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The talk covers the use of locked key cabinets, detailed handover logging, awareness of keyless‑relay attacks, prompt reporting of lost or damaged keys, and the responsibilities of each employee. By following these steps, organisations can safeguard assets, protect customers and meet their legal duties.
Effective key security reduces opportunities for vehicle crime, lowers insurance premiums, supports compliance with health and safety legislation, and contributes to a safer workplace for both staff and customers.
Implementing these measures helps reduce theft incidents, improves operational efficiency, supports compliance with health and safety legislation, and contributes to a safer workplace and better service delivery. Regularly reviewing key security practices also demonstrates due diligence to insurers and can lower premiums.
Regular audits of the key control system, including random checks of the log and cabinet integrity, demonstrate due diligence to insurers and can lead to lower insurance premiums. Training sessions should be refreshed annually and after any incident to keep staff aware of emerging threats such as new keyless‑relay techniques.
Implementing these key control measures not only reduces theft but also supports the employer’s duty under the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 to provide a safe working environment and protect customer property.
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Compliant with: Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974
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