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Hotel
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
Delivering Great Rooms
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Team Members can describe how time is allocated to each room type
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Evidence that the housekeeping team actively participate in relevant daily updates
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Any housekeeping team members who encounter a guest greet them warmly
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BONUS: Team Member/s delivered our purpose and made our guests feel brilliant - Housekeeping
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Team notice boards are to standard
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The HHK/HKMgr can describe the structure of their day and week
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Each team member has a reject key fob
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Each Team Member has a workflow guide
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Whilst working each team member has their own master key.
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Throughout the hotel rubber/wooden/plastic door wedges only are used. Sufficient wedges available
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Chemicals are used, labelled and diluted following Ecolab guidelines
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Only approved Ecolab Products are in use. (WHR only)
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Dirty linen must be stored separately from clean
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Dirty and Clean linen in corridors and rooms is managed to standard
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Deep cleaning is carried out at standard intervals by the nominated supplier
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Team are following bed bug guidelines
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Cots and Cot linen , with two cot blankets, clean and in good repair.
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Where Z beds are provided for disabled carer use, they should be clean and in good repair.
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All master and sub master keys are kept secure - e.g. not left on trolleys, in doors or on desks in bedrooms or linen rooms. keys that access guest rooms may not be removed from the Premier Inn.
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Linen room doors must be locked whilst unattended.
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Linen rooms are structured and labelled
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There is a deep cleaning plan in place that is active and relevant.
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Each Team Member has access to their own trolley - clean, in good repair and sufficiently stocked
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Ecolab dispensing equipment is available and in good repair
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The linen room and fittings are clean.
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It is evident that team members do not wash crockery, glasses and cutlery in bedroom sinks.
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The linen room and fittings good repair.
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Any obsolete equipment is removed form the linen rooms.
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White goods are clean and in good repair
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Each team member has access to their own vacuum cleaner - clean and good repair
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Vacuum cleaners have their filters regularly checked and their bags emptied/replaced
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No room should be entered without first knocking and calling 'Housekeeping'.
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Occupied rooms must not be left open and unattended
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Workflow Process - Observation One
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Workflow Process - Observation Two
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Workflow Process - OM/PITL/AOM/HHK/HKMgr Question
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Chemicals not left unattended
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Cloths used as per Ecolab guidelines. Toilet brush, cloths stored hygienically, sufficient cloths available
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It is evident that team members do not wash crockery, glasses and cutlery in bedroom sinks.
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Housekeeping team members can demonstrate the correct toilet cleaning process
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Whilst cleaning bedrooms - Throws, pillows, duvets and mattress protectors must not be placed on the floor
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Rooms are set up neatly - e.g. spare duvets, mattress protectors not present, sofa bed backs stored neatly
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Emergency assistance pull cords are fully extended (set at 100mm) above floor level and not tied up
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Electrical cupboards/switch boxes that are in guest areas must be locked
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HK Team Members are aware of when they must change the soap/gel dispenser pouches (scored cycle 2)
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HK Team Members are aware of the correct pillow and duvet plumping process (scored cycle 2)
Energy efficiency
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Evidence that good energy management housekeeping practices are in place i.e. low energy lighting in place, doors/windows not left open in cold weather, lights off in linen room/offices when not in use.
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