Access control
Measures taken to restrict entry to a property or area, often through security systems or personnel.
Access control refers to security measures that restrict entry to buildings or areas, enhancing safety and asset protection. It is crucial for preventing unauthorized access, ensuring compliance, and supporting risk management. By providing controlled entry points, access control systems support efficient building operations, improve security, and contribute to successful project delivery by ensuring that facilities are well-protected, aligned with security standards, and capable of meeting client expectations and regulatory requirements.
Used in a sentence
Access control was implemented on the construction site for safety.
Synonyms/variation
Security Control
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