Pub and Nightclub Security
Which Safe is Right for My Premises?
Till Safes
Pubs and clubs generally deal with a lot of cash, most nightclubs accept exclusively cash for entry and therefore tills fill up quickly. Till safes provide a secure place to store till trays when they are not in use. This is useful for quickly securing cash when you are past trading hours or to store cash overnight.
Till safes are equipped with drawers and shelving so documents can also be stored.
Counter Safes
Under counter safes are small, high security deposit boxes that are kept behind the bar, out of view. Bar staff can safely deposit any excess money into the safe so that there isn’t ever too much left in the till where it is more vulnerable.
‘Smash and Grab’ till robbery is one of the most common crimes in pubs and clubs because thieves see it as an easy target.
Floor Safes
Under floor safes are a good high security measure for pubs and nightclubs as they keep cash secure and well hidden. These safes are encased in concrete to prevent removal, have drill resistant entry points and waterproof covers.
It is unfortunately true that 76% of fraud and theft in businesses is carried out internally; floor safes can be fitted with a chute that reaches floor level enabling staff to deposit valuables and cash into the safe without being able to access it. This allows you to minimise the amount of people with direct access to your deposits.
Steel Security Doors
These highly secure doors can be used to protect an office or back room in the nightclub or casino. As the safes are usually situated in a back office, a steel door provides an extra line of defense to protect cash and valuables. It also protects you and your staff whilst in there depositing cash, counting the takings or any other reason you may have valuables out on the
table.
Steel security doors add an extra layer of security, they cannot be kicked down like ordinary front doors, and they are drill and impact proof whilst also preventing crowbar entry. Panic bars can be fitted to allow quick release for personal in the event of a fire or other emergency.
Digital Locks
If you’re ever concerned about any of your customers wandering into the wrong rooms because they’re lost or for other more malicious reasons you can add digital locks to restricted doors. This allows keyless entry to rooms where a 4-12 digit pin code is entered, the pin can be changed with ease or you can even set up a temporary access code to give people access as you see fit.
Implementing one of these systems prevents unwanted people from accessing staff areas and eliminates the need for keys.
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