Common use of Key Control Clause in Contracts

Key Control. a) Under normal circumstances security officers should not be entrusted to keep or safeguard office, building or vehicle keys. Proper key control as dictated in paragraph 9.2 or as per site requirement must be maintained by security officers entrusted with keys used by Eskom at all times. Should losses occur due to lack of key control or unauthorized use of keys by security officers; The Contractor will be held liable for such losses. b) Under no circumstances must SO’s accept any keys unless prior arrangements and approval has been conveyed to do so by the Employer. c) Security officers must not accept vehicle keys or drive / park vehicles at the request of any employee, visitor or Contractor.

Key Control. a)  Under normal circumstances security officers should not be entrusted to keep or safeguard office, building or vehicle keys. Proper key control as dictated in paragraph 9.2 or as per site requirement must be maintained by security officers entrusted with keys used by Eskom at all times. Should losses occur due to lack of key control or unauthorized use of keys by security officers; The Contractor SERVICE PROVIDER will be held liable for such losses. b) ;  Under no circumstances must SO’s accept any keys unless prior arrangements and approval has been conveyed to do so by the Employer. c) ESKOM MANAGER/ SUPERVISOR;  Security officers must not accept vehicle keys or drive / park vehicles at the request of any employee, visitor or Contractorservice provider.