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Key Holder responsibilities include unlocking and locking the store, helping customer service employees, and ensuring the store is clean and organized. Ultimately, you will work with a team of employees to ensure our stores are clean and customers can find the items they need to purchase.

Key holders assume responsibility for the safekeeping of the key and its use. It is understood that the key is only to be used by the holder and that they will not make it available to anyone else.

Keyholder means the Insured or any responsible person or Keyholding company authorised by the Insured who is available at all times to accept notification of faults or alarm signals relating to the Intruder Alarm attend and allow access to the Premises.

Employees shall keep keys in their possession and ensure that they are appropriately secured when not in their possession. Employees shall only use their keys to access authorized areas for the purpose of conducting County business, performing their duties, or as otherwise authorized by their Administrator.

Keyholder Agreement means the contract executed between the Subscriber or Affiliate, the electronic lockbox service provider, and ARMLS governing the use of and access to the electronic lockbox service.

A Key Holder, or Retail Key Holder, opens and closes a store and performs other administrative duties in a retail setting. Their main duties include assisting customers when needed, making sure the store is organized, neat and tidy and ensuring the alarm system is working properly.

A Key Holder is a professional who is responsible for opening and closing a store along with a range of administrative duties.

As a key holder, you are responsible for opening and closing a store, but usually have additional responsibilities. A key holder is a generally a supervisor or a manager, trusted to lock the store at night, perform cash drops, and open the store when other management is not available.