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Storage Site Security Round Sheet

A free printable security round sheet for a storage site — gates, fence, lighting, cameras and unit doors ticked each round, with findings and closing checks.

First page of the Storage Site Security Round Sheet — Show that the site was walked and every unit door looked at, and give anything found a time, an action and a name.
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One page. Choose your paper size — both versions are laid out identically, so neither one gets shrunk to fit.

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What this sheet is for

Show that the site was walked and every unit door looked at, and give anything found a time, an action and a name.

Who it is for

Self-storage and container yard staff, and site owners who do the rounds themselves.

How to use it

  1. Write the site, date and who is doing the rounds at the top.
  2. On each round, write the time and tick every check that was as it should be.
  3. Put anything not right in the findings table with what was done about it.
  4. Complete the close-of-day line before leaving the site.
  5. File the sheet with the day's other paperwork.

What is on the sheet

One page, top to bottom:

Printed under the title: The walk round a storage site at opening, during the day and at close — gates, fence, lighting, cameras and every unit door — with a line for anything found and what was done about it.

Write-on lines: Site · Date · Rounds by · Weather

Rounds — as many a day as your own pattern needs — time, then a tick for each check found as it should be

Table, 6 rows: Round time · Gates & barrier · Fence line · Lighting · Cameras · Unit doors & locks · Yard & vehicles · Alarm set / off · Initials

Findings and actions — anything not right, with a time; what was done

Table, 4 rows: Time · Where · What was found · Action taken · Reported to

Close of day

Write-on lines: All units locked? · Gate secured at · Alarm set by · Handed over to

Questions

How many rounds a day should there be?

That is your site's decision and depends on its layout, hours and history. The sheet has space for several rounds; use as many rows as your own pattern needs and leave the rest blank.

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