Security Alarms Clause Samples
The Security Alarms clause establishes requirements for the installation, maintenance, and operation of alarm systems on the premises. It typically obligates the tenant or property owner to ensure that security alarms are functional, regularly serviced, and compliant with relevant laws or building codes. This clause helps to safeguard the property against unauthorized access or theft, thereby reducing risk and liability for both parties.
Security Alarms. 5.4.1 Contractor shall be granted an allowance of two false alarms within the annual contract term for all facilities awarded to the contractor.
5.4.2 After two false alarms during the annual contract term have occurred, Contractor shall be assessed $200.00 for each false alarm that is set off from the result of Contractor negligence.
5.4.2.1 The assessed amount will be deducted from the next monthly invoice.
Security Alarms. If your home is equipped with a security system, please insure that it is in the “OFF” position or inform our office of the codes and input sequence before your scheduled cleaning. Please be sure to notify our office if this code changes.
Security Alarms. If alarms are purchased or installed by Resident, Resident is responsible for repairs, maintenance, monitoring/permitting fees, removal costs, etc relating to alarm.
Security Alarms. 4.1. An essential part of your role requires that you be available if a security alarm is set off within the school.
4.2. You will ensure that, where a security alarm goes off, you can get to the school in order of the list of staff with the alarm company.
4.3. If you experience delays in reaching the school, you will notify your line manager, as well as other key holders where necessary, to ensure that potential security emergencies are handled promptly.
4.4. [Under the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974, employers have a duty to safeguard the wellbeing of employees, particularly when they are working alone or in potentially dangerous situations. You must ensure that you have procedures in place for monitoring the safety of your key holder when they are responding to security breaches alone. We have provided an example for you.] The school operates a ‘buddy’ system in situations where you must attend school outside of regular hours alone. Your line manager will act as a designated buddy for these instances and you will be responsible for informing them of: • Your own contact details and those of your emergency contacts prior to receiving keys. • Your movements while responding to alarms. • Your decisions regarding the school’s security and your planned next steps in response to a breach.
4.5. You will be responsible for keeping your line manager up-to-date regarding your movements within previously agreed timeframes – your line manager will be responsible for following the school’s escalation procedures if contact is not made as agreed in line with the Lone Worker Policy.
4.6. When arriving at the school after a security alarm has gone off, you will be expected to assess, prior to entering the building, whether a genuine security breach has occurred, or whether it has been a false alarm.
4.7. If you assess that a genuine security breach has taken place, you will not enter the building, and will follow the procedures outlined in the Lone Worker Policy.
4.8. You will be required to call the police immediately if you assess that the school is facing a genuine security threat.
4.9. In the event of a false alarm, you will follow the school’s abort procedures and re-set all relevant alarms using the alarm codes you have been given.
4.10. You will remain on site until the issue has been rectified and you are confident that the school’s security is no longer at risk.
4.11. In accordance with the Lone Worker Policy, you will not, under any circumstances, compr...
Security Alarms. ▇▇▇▇ & Friends Cleaning Service, LLC is not responsible for any charges from a local police department which is called out due to an activated alarm if we are not able to turn off. Cleaning‐Day Home Preparation: Your price for cleaning is based on the cleaners focusing all of their time and energy on cleaning, not routine housekeeping. We ask that you take a few minutes the night before a scheduled service to “pick up.” This allows them easy access to the areas/surfaces to be cleaned: floors, countertops, table tops, etc. and removing dirty dishes from kitchen sinks. If you’d like the cleaners to do extra tasks for you, please contact us in advance so we can clarify your needs, and adjust the timing fee.
Security Alarms. If your home has a security system, please ensure that it is turned off on the day of your schedule clean. You may also provide us with the code and steps necessary for us to turn off the alarm. We will reset the alarm when we leave. However, Mrs. Clean Pittsburgh will not be responsible for alarms set off by our mistake.