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Level 6 Office Floor Inspection Checklist

by Stephen Swanborough, from the Community

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Conduct routine Level 6 office floor inspections with this comprehensive checklist covering toilets, meeting rooms, kitchen hubs, print hubs, and standard office areas. Verify cleanliness, safety equipment, fire exits, lighting, temperature, supplies, and room resets to keep workspaces tidy and compliant. Ideal for facilities teams to standardize checks and document issues across Level 6.

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Higher Floor Checks Level 7 Office Inspection
Use this Level 7 office facility inspection to complete daily floor checks across standard office areas, toilets, kitchens, meeting rooms, and print hubs. Verify fire evacuation keys and exits, cleanliness and bin status, furniture and collaboration table reset, lighting and temperature, printer function and paper, kitchen supplies and first aid kits, and general walkway safety. Capture issues by location and keep the floor ready for staff and visitors.
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Lower Floor Checks Level 5
This Level 5 lower floor checklist helps facilities teams audit office spaces for cleanliness, safety, and readiness. It covers standard office areas, toilets, meeting rooms, kitchen hubs, and print hubs, including tasks like clearing walkways, checking fire exits and evacuation keys, confirming lighting and temperature, verifying supplies and stationery, stocking paper and printers, ensuring dishwashers run and bins are emptied, checking first aid kits, and confirming rooms are reset. Use it to maintain consistent, compliant workplace standards.
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Training Academy Checks Level 1
This Level 1 checklist supports daily floor and facility checks across training academy and office environments. It covers toilets, kitchen hubs, print hubs, meeting rooms, and training rooms, with prompts to confirm cleanliness, waste removal, stocking of soap and consumables, and operation of taps, dishwashers, and printers. It includes safety and readiness items such as fire evacuation keys, clear fire exits and walkways, secured doors, room resets, clear whiteboards, correct furniture placement, temperature comfort, and working lights. Use it to standardize inspections and keep learning and office spaces clean, safe, and well stocked.
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Training Academy Checks Level 2
This Level 2 Training Academy facilities checklist helps teams inspect toilets, office areas, kitchen hubs, print hubs, meeting rooms, and training spaces. Verify cleanliness, stocked consumables, and equipment function including taps, dishwashers, printers, and lighting. Confirm safety elements such as fire exits, evacuation keys, clear walkways, and room resets. Use it for daily or shift checks to maintain standards, comfort, and compliance across the site.
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Higher Floor Checks Level 7 Office Inspection

Use this Level 7 office facility inspection to complete daily floor checks across standard office areas, toilets, kitchens, meeting rooms, and print hubs. Verify fire evacuation keys and exits, cleanliness and bin status, furniture and collaboration table reset, lighting and temperature, printer function and paper, kitchen supplies and first aid kits, and general walkway safety. Capture issues by location and keep the floor ready for staff and visitors.

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Lower Floor Checks Level 5

This Level 5 lower floor checklist helps facilities teams audit office spaces for cleanliness, safety, and readiness. It covers standard office areas, toilets, meeting rooms, kitchen hubs, and print hubs, including tasks like clearing walkways, checking fire exits and evacuation keys, confirming lighting and temperature, verifying supplies and stationery, stocking paper and printers, ensuring dishwashers run and bins are emptied, checking first aid kits, and confirming rooms are reset. Use it to maintain consistent, compliant workplace standards.

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Training Academy Checks Level 1

This Level 1 checklist supports daily floor and facility checks across training academy and office environments. It covers toilets, kitchen hubs, print hubs, meeting rooms, and training rooms, with prompts to confirm cleanliness, waste removal, stocking of soap and consumables, and operation of taps, dishwashers, and printers. It includes safety and readiness items such as fire evacuation keys, clear fire exits and walkways, secured doors, room resets, clear whiteboards, correct furniture placement, temperature comfort, and working lights. Use it to standardize inspections and keep learning and office spaces clean, safe, and well stocked.

by Stephen Swanborough, from the Community

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Training Academy Checks Level 2

This Level 2 Training Academy facilities checklist helps teams inspect toilets, office areas, kitchen hubs, print hubs, meeting rooms, and training spaces. Verify cleanliness, stocked consumables, and equipment function including taps, dishwashers, printers, and lighting. Confirm safety elements such as fire exits, evacuation keys, clear walkways, and room resets. Use it for daily or shift checks to maintain standards, comfort, and compliance across the site.

by Stephen Swanborough, from the Community

10+

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Level 6 Office Floor Inspection Checklist

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