Free ID Card Rules

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I. Introduction

This document details the necessary steps and standards for acquiring, utilizing, and managing ID cards, which are crucial for security, identity verification, and access control to restricted areas. Adherence to these protocols by all employees, students, and visitors is required to maintain a secure and orderly environment.

II. General Requirements

A. Possession

• Employees and Students: Must carry ID at all times on-premises.

• Visitors: Must obtain a temporary ID card upon entry and return it upon exit.

B. Display

• Visibility: ID cards should be displayed prominently using a lanyard or badge clip.

• Condition: ID cards must remain unaltered, undefaced, and unobscured.

III. Issuance of ID Cards

A. New ID Cards

• Procedure: New hires and students need to pick up their identification cards from the admin office within their initial week.
  

• Requirements: Provide a legitimate photo ID, such as a passport or driver's license, and fill out the application form.

B. Replacement ID Cards

• Reporting: Immediately report lost or stolen ID cards to the administration office.

• Request: Submit a replacement request form.

• Fees: A replacement fee may apply for lost or damaged cards.

C. Temporary ID Cards

• Issuance: Given to visitors when they sign in at the reception and to employees or students who have misplaced their ID cards.

• Return: Temporary ID cards need to be handed in by the close of the day.

IV. Usage of ID Cards

A. Access Control

• Function: Use ID cards at designated spots to access restricted areas.

• Restrictions: Do not share your ID card with others, and promptly inform security of any problems with access points.

B. Identification

• Presentation: ID cards are required to be shown when asked for security, identification, or verification reasons.

• Library Use: Required for checking out materials from the library.

V. Maintenance and Care

A. Care Instructions

• Handling: Keep ID cards clean, undamaged, and free from stickers.

• Protection: Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures, liquids, and magnetic fields. Do not punch holes in the card.

B. Inspection

• Authority: The administration reserves the right to inspect ID cards at any time.

• Compliance: Periodic inspections will be conducted to ensure adherence to policies. Non-compliant cards must be surrendered for replacement.

VI. Violations and Penalties

A. Minor Infractions

• Examples: Failing to display the ID card or minor damage.

• Consequences: First-time offenders may receive a warning or a nominal fine.

B. Major Infractions

• Examples: Using another person's ID card or tampering with the card.

• Consequences: This may involve suspensions, fines, or disciplinary actions.

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