Information

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

What is your first impression as you enter this area of the club?

  • Is the layout, initial presentation and feel both welcoming and representative of our brand?

Is this area Convenient for the member? Are the time critical things fully functional?

  • Locker availability is good. Lockers in use are by current users only – disciplined daily padlock chops are happening in line with the Operating Standard

  • Every locker has a hanger in place

  • Hairdryers (& hair stylers where applicable) are fully functioning and the correct number are available.

  • All hairdryers & stylers cables and casings are in good condition. Filters are free of dust. Hairdryers and Stylers cannot physically reach a sink

  • Toiletry dispensers are adequately filled - Soap, toilet paper and air freshener dispensers are<br>functioning, clean and are not empty

  • Towels are neatly stored and adequately stocked (Classic clubs)

Is this area safe and in a good state of repair?

  • Lighting - internal and external exits, corridors and lobby lighting is functioning but only switched on where natural light is inadequate or if other areas may be negatively affected

  • Temperature & Ventilation - the area is the correct temperature and humidity is maintained at a<br>comfortable level to accommodate the type of environment (as a guide 22° C)

  • Floors have no visible cracks or damage - floors are not greasy or slippery underfoot both when wet or dry

  • Walls & Surfaces are suitable for the intended purpose and free from ingrained staining or wear.

  • Ceilings should be in good condition with no cracks on tiles or roof area. Any roof fittings are not<br>damaged e.g. sprinkler systems, fire alarm, lights

  • Doors should be able to open and close fully and have no damage to materials or fixtures

  • Windows, glass and mirrors

  • Sharps Boxes - are wall mounted (not on the floor or free standing) and not more than 2/3rd's full

  • Sunbed units/rooms

  • Lockers and benches - including the padlock mechanism and hinges

  • Store rooms are locked

  • If any cleaning or maintenance is taking place in this area then the appropriate 'A' frame sign is being used to warn members of a wet/slippery floor, a trip hazard, hazardous substances or cleaning in<br>progress. Is the right equipment being used and no equipment or materials are left unattended?

Is this area clean and tidy?

  • Floors - should have no visible dust, dirt or marks

  • Walls - no dust on walls or skirting boards

  • Display cabinets are clean and the display meets our brand communication standards

  • Mirrors and glass.

  • Ceilings, lights fittings, vents and high level signage.

  • Bins are clean and not overflowing – including towel bins

  • Inside lockers are clean and no rubbish is left. There are no marks on the wood or shelves

  • Sunbed units/rooms

  • Lockers and benches - including under benches & on top of lockers

How are we communicating to the members in this area?

  • Branding & permanent signage – All logos, graphics and branded features are well presented<br>– Personal Property ‘disclaimer’ notice is in place and clearly visible. Statutory sunbed communication meets new Brand Standards for England, NI, Wales & Scotland)

  • Non essential stickers, banners, signage and posters – are limited and if used are in line with our<br>‘Club Communication Guidelines’.

  • Notice boards – Notice boards are kept to a minimum and the content is branded and meets our<br>‘Club Communication Guidelines’.

  • Background music and TV – Volume and content is appropriate.

Are our people in this area delivering ACTIVENESS?

  • Have you seen a member of the Membercare team in the club today?

  • Looking good - In the correct uniform with name badge.

Sign Off

  • Auditor's signature

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