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What is the procedure for handling stolen or lost Visitor ID Cards? Visitor ID card is stolen or lost; it is important to take prompt action to mitigate potential security risks. *Reporter the incident could be a security personnel, receptionist, or designated staff member responsible for managing visitor access. *The person reporting the theft or loss may be required to provide proof of their identity, such as a government-issued ID card. *Disable the lost/stolen card is usually done through an access control system or database where visitor information is stored. *Investigation and follow-up can involve identifying potential vulnerabilities, reviewing security procedures, and implementing measures to prevent similar incidents in the future. What can be used of Visitor ID Cards for Tracking and Reporting Purposes? *Visitor Tracking: Software can include unique identifiers, such as QR codes, barcodes, or RFID tags that allow organization to track the movement of visitors within premises. * Emergency management: Software in emergency, such as a fire or evacuation, visitor ID cards can play crucial role in accounting for individuals within facility. *Attendance and time tracking: It can also be used to track the duration of a visitor's stay within the premises. *Access control: Software can be integrated into access control system, which helps regulate exit and entry points within the facility. Validity of Visitor Id card: Visitor id card typically becomes invalid and should no longer be used for identification purposes or access. *Office or corporate settings: In office or corporate environments, visitor ID cards are issued for short-term visits, such as conferences, meetings, or interviews. * Educational institution: Universities, schools, and colleges, may issue visitor ID cards to guests, parents, or temporary staff members.
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