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18 Ways to Improve the Safety in Your Office Building

Create layers of protection for the people and assets that make your business operations possible

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Ben Eidlisz
Tue, 03/04/2025 - 12:02
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A safe work environment will foster productivity, reduce hazards, and enhance overall work morale. Keeping your team and assets safe requires implementing the right policies, medical necessities, vigilant oversight, ongoing assessments, and proper training.

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As the COO of DUSAW, making smart locks for office buildings and other commercial establishments, I’ve identified many often-overlooked ways to significantly enhance your office building’s security.

18 steps to maximize the safety in your workplace

Proper lighting is key

Proper lighting is critical to the overall security and safety of an office building. Well-lit hallways, stairwells, and parking lots will help reduce the likelihood of accidents and criminal activity. The strategic placement of lights will also help people navigate safely and move quickly in the event of an emergency. So take time each week to walk around your building and look for any flickering or dim lights to replace. If any areas are in need of illumination, see about adding portable lighting solutions.

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