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WHS Inspection Checklist for Hospitality

by Neil Dorward, from the Community

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Use this WHS inspection checklist tailored for hotels, restaurants, and bars to audit kitchens and service areas. Verify policies, incident reporting, slips, trips and falls controls, emergency readiness, and fire protection. Assess electrical safety, equipment guarding and maintenance, walk-in fridge alarms, and lockout/tagout. Review hazardous chemicals management with SDS, storage and labeling, PPE availability and use, ergonomics, and training. Include visitor and key control, manual handling risk assessments, first aid kits and competencies, lighting, ventilation, and housekeeping. Ideal for Food and Beverage teams to maintain compliance and reduce risk.

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This WHS inspection checklist is designed for Food and Beverage environments, including kitchens and service areas. It helps teams review slips, trips and falls controls; emergency procedures and evacuation paths; fire extinguishers, signage and servicing; electrical safety and test-and-tag compliance; machinery guards and emergency stops; refrigeration alarms; hazardous substances management with current SDS and correct storage; PPE availability and use; ergonomics and workstation setup; manual handling risk controls; first aid readiness; lighting and ventilation; visitor management and key control. Use it to support regular audits and meet WHS standards across hotel and F&B operations.
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WHS Inspection Checklist for Complex Sites
This comprehensive WHS inspection checklist helps hotel and complex facility teams evaluate health and safety systems, slips trips and falls controls, emergency equipment and evacuation readiness, electrical safety and test and tag compliance, machinery guarding and lockout tagout, hazardous substances with SDS and storage, ergonomics and workstation setup, working at heights including ladders and harnesses, PPE availability and use, manual handling practices, contractor management and permits, visitor management and key control, first aid supplies and AED checks, lighting and housekeeping. Use it to document findings, assign actions, and maintain compliance.
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