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LESSON 17:Introduction Of Locking Device 2 Access control: They are employed to control access to restricted areas such as buildings, rooms, storage
facilities, and equipment, ensuring only authorized individuals can enter.
3 Safety: Locking devices are utilized in machinery, equipment, and vehicles to prevent accidental operation or
movement, thus enhancing workplace safety.
4 Tamper resistance: Locking devices are designed to deter tampering and sabotage, ensuring the integrity
and functionality of critical systems and components.

5 Asset protection: Locking devices safeguard valuable assets such as vehicles, bicycles, electronic devices,
and merchandise from theft or unauthorized use.
6 Inventory control: They help manage inventory by securing storage areas and limiting access to authorized
personnel, reducing the risk of loss, pilferage, and damage.
7 Compliance: Locking devices are often employed to meet regulatory requirements and industry standards
related to security, safety, and access control.
8 Personal safety: Locking devices such as bike locks, padlocks, and personal safes are used by individuals to
protect their belongings and ensure personal safety in various settings.
9 Child safety: Locking devices like childproof locks and safety gates are installed in homes and childcare
facilities to prevent young children from accessing hazardous areas or objects.

10 Data security: Locking devices, including encryption keys, password-protected systems, and biometric locks,
are used to secure digital data and prevent unauthorized access to sensitive information.

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CITS : CG & M - Fitter - Lesson 17