A (n) ___ facility is one in which security is based on staff involvement, where doors are often not locked, and there is no perimeter fencing or walls.

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Quinn Wagner

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9 August, 04:32

A (n) ___ facility is one in which security is based on staff involvement, where doors are often not locked, and there is no perimeter fencing or walls.

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Ellis Ryan · Answer 1

An open facility is one in which security is based on staff involvement, where doors are often not locked, and there is no perimeter fencing or walls.

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As it is stated, there are some open facilities, which rely on no other security measure than staff involvement, such as security guards who control the area. An example of open facility can be a public building which is available at all times during the day such as a library, a museum, etc.