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Hotel Safety Audit and Inspection

by Scott Kennedy, from the Community

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This hotel safety audit and inspection checklist helps hospitality teams review compliance across back of house, public areas, guest rooms, and exterior spaces. Sections cover chemical storage, first aid and WHS, maintenance, fire detection and suppression, emergency lighting, alarms, egress routes, stairwells and doors, sprinklers and extinguishers, elevators, documentation and certifications. It also assesses security practices, CCTV, master key control, front office procedures, guest information safety, finance controls, fitness and leisure areas, pool safety and water quality, kitchen fire suppression and cleanliness, and risk and crisis management including evacuation drills. Use it to identify nonconformances, record evidence, and close out issues with manager sign-off.

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