Designated Secure Rooms

Designated secure rooms within tenancies must comply with the requirements for perimeter walls, timber doors, steel door jambs and be fitted with approved hinge bolts, lock strike shields, door closers, lock cylinders, locks and door furniture. Fire egress from designated secure rooms must comply with State fire regulations.

These rooms generally have access control systems fitted to the doors and are able to log and monitor staff movements in and out of these rooms.

Examples of the ‘Designated Secure Rooms’ can include a variety of areas pending the organisations structure and requirements.

• Computer Rooms
• Data closets
• Software maintenance rooms
• Mail centres
• Evidence rooms
• Client interview rooms
• Security equipment rooms

Uniport has specialized in the construction of Security Infrastructure for 15 years. We have partnered and developed prototypes that have been adopted into Government Agency Security briefs and the Private Sector and are constantly involved with the evolution of these sites as requirements change.

Give Uniport a call and a consultant will sit down with you to see how we can make it easy to meet your Security outcomes.