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How to protect your business against theft

Your business is your livelihood. And while every business is different, security measures are pretty much universal. It’s important to know the practical, proactive steps you can take to protect your business and keep yourself, your staff and customers safe.

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How to protect your small business from crime

There are simple practical things you can do prevent crime in your small business – train staff in security procedures, keep things locked up, install cameras, alarms and signs and get to know your business neighbours.

How to prevent an armed robbery and what to do if one happens

As a retail worker or business owner, it’s important to be informed and prepared when it comes to armed robbery. Your overall aim should be to ensure the offender leaves as soon as possible without harming anyone.

How to prevent retail theft and what to do if you witness it

Shoplifting is a major problem for many retail stores. Whether you’re the owner or an employee, always be alert for suspicious customers, keep an eye on your stock and work together to create a safe retail experience for everyone.

How to protect tradie tools from theft

Whether on the road, at home or work, always keep your tools locked up securely in a heavy-duty toolbox that has quality keyed locks and is fixed to your vehicle.

10 simple low-cost ways to make your store safer

If you run a shop and money’s tight, there are some simple, inexpensive ways to reduce the odds thieves will target it. Keep your store light, bright and tidy, use secure ways of paying and be sure to lock up properly.

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