Questions · Access control
What do I do when somebody loses their card or leaves it at home?
Cancel the lost one the same day and issue another; and for the one left at home, a temporary credential that expires by itself at the end of the shift. Both have to be written into a procedure, because they are the two things people most often improvise.
What cannot happen is issuing a new one without cancelling the old one. That is how you end up with a list holding more active credentials than people, and car park fobs that have been opening the barrier for years with nobody knowing whose they are. The other habit to stop is the loan card at reception, the one that has been passing from hand to hand for half a decade and always shows up in the log as the same person.
It is also the best measure of the system's health: ask for the list of active credentials and count how many have no name behind them. That number says more about the state of the access control than any report.
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