Best Practice Controlled Medication In-Vehicle In recognition that there are many in-vehicle safes available in the market available, it is best practice that the safes have the following desired features: Tamper resistant construction ideally in a separate steel lockbox / cabinet / – safe. The lockbox / cabinet / safe should be secured / bolted to the interior of the vehicle. The lockbox / cabinet / safe should be secured with a locking mechanism that can only be accessible by authorized personnel and the UCDC. The locking mechanism should be at a minimum key-lock or preferably a combination lock - utilizing individual access codes. Many electronic combination lock systems are auditable and have features that indicate unauthorized attempts to open the lock (including wireless programming and auditing). Examples of In-vehicle Controlled Medication Safes: CompX Elock MedixSafe – Knox MedVault V-Line –
Best Practice Controlled Medication In-Vehicle In recognition that there are many in-vehicle safes available in the market available, it is best practice that the safes have the following desired features: Tamper resistant construction – ideally in a separate steel lockbox / cabinet / safe. The lockbox / cabinet / safe should be secured / bolted to the interior of the vehicle. The lockbox / cabinet / safe should be secured with a locking mechanism that can only be accessible by authorized personnel and the UCDC. The locking mechanism should be at a minimum key-lock or preferably a combination lock - utilizing individual access codes. Many electronic combination lock systems are auditable and have features that indicate unauthorized attempts to open the lock (including wireless programming and auditing). Examples of In-vehicle Controlled Medication Safes: CompX – Elock MedixSafe Knox – MedVault V-Line