Extracts taken from the resource workbook by Paul M Critchlow © 2024,
“Townhouse and Complex Standard Operating Procedures”,
released 15 March 2024
Living in a complex offers many benefits, but ensuring the safety and security of residents is paramount. As a tenant, it's essential to be aware of security measures and best practices to help maintain a safe living environment. In this blog, we'll cover some key tips for tenant safety in complex living.
Know Your Surroundings
One of the first steps to ensuring your safety as a tenant is to familiarize yourself with your surroundings. Take the time to explore the complex, including common areas, entry and exit points, and emergency exits. Knowing your way around can be invaluable in the event of an emergency.
Secure Your Unit
As a tenant, it's essential to take steps to secure your unit properly. This includes ensuring that all doors and windows are equipped with sturdy locks and that any sliding doors or windows have additional security measures in place. Consider investing in a security alarm system for added peace of mind.
Practice Access Control
Be mindful of who you allow entry into the complex and your unit. Avoid letting strangers into the building without proper authorization, and never prop open entry gates or doors. If you notice any suspicious activity or unauthorized individuals, report it to the relevant authorities immediately.
Stay Vigilant
Maintaining vigilance is key to ensuring your safety in a complex. Be always aware of your surroundings and trust your instincts if something feels off. If you see any suspicious activity or notice any security vulnerabilities, don't hesitate to report them to management or security personnel.
Get Involved in Community Safety Initiatives
Many complexes have neighbourhood watch programs or community safety initiatives in place. As a tenant, consider getting involved in these initiatives to help contribute to the safety and security of the complex. Participating in community patrols or reporting suspicious activity can make a significant difference in maintaining a safe living environment for all residents.
Conclusion
In conclusion, tenant safety is a shared responsibility in complex living. By following these tips and staying informed about security measures, tenants can play an active role in maintaining a safe and secure living environment for themselves and their neighbours.
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