If working after normal hours, ensure area is well lit
Be aware of your surroundings and environment at all times
Inform others (Security) that you are there
Never carry large amounts of money
Do not leave your office unlocked or open if your not there…even for a short period of time. 80 per cent of all crime is “crime of opportunity”
Leave all unnecessary credit cards at home
Always secure your valuables
Always secure your equipment and office
Report all suspicious persons or activities and suspect sounds and smells i.e.: burning smells, individuals in an unauthorized area, loitering etc.
The Security Department offers escorts (on site) any time you do not feel comfortable walking alone. Contact the Security Shift Supervisor to request an escort
Familiarize yourself with the Staff Emergency Response Manual (Disaster Plan) and be aware of the location of all fire exit
Familiarize yourself with procedures for building evacuations and emergency protocols
Lost or stolen items should be reported to the Security Shift Supervisor immediately upon discovery
Wearing Your Identification Card
Assists patients in distinguishing staff
Assists in distinguishing staff from patients and visitors
May be required for after-hours access
May be required when signing out keys
Required for access during times of emergencies
All employees, students’ volunteers and clergy must adhere to CDHA CH 20-050 Identification Program policy and must wear (or-if applicable) their identification while on Capital Health property
Identification Card
There is a cost due to damage or loss
Report loss immediately. This will help to restrict others from using it
Should not be perforated or obscured
Is property of Capital Health and must be returned should your employment end with Capital Health
