This OSHA Housekeeping Checklist converted using SafetyCulture can be used to inspect housekeeping activities. Evaluate if walkways, working surfaces, lighting, storage, and sanitation facilities are clean and regularly maintained. This checklist also covers storage and maintenance of tools and equipment, materials handling and proper waste disposal.
Air quality – apply odor controls as<br>necessary.
Remove caution signs when the floor is<br>completely dry.
Self-Inspect
Check your work.
Look at the area through the guest’s eyes
Is everything in its place?
Is the area as clean as possible?
Does everything look 'like new'?
Completion
Recommendations
Full Name and Signature of the Inspector
Tamara Dimova
HIOE Housekeeping Checklist Public Area
This OSHA Housekeeping Checklist converted using SafetyCulture can be used to inspect housekeeping activities. Evaluate if walkways, working surfaces, lighting, storage, and sanitation facilities are clean and regularly maintained. This checklist also covers storage and maintenance of tools and equipment, materials handling and proper waste disposal.
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