Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Health and Safety Induction Checklist

  • Site Name

  • Start date

  • Employee Name

General Introduction

  • Introduction to trainer

  • Layout of building

  • Emergency exits

  • Main Hazards in building

Roles & Responsibilities

  • To clean all areas of the pub thoroughly, with the key aim of enhancing the customer experience by having excellent standards of pub cleanliness.

    You must:

    · have proof of right to work in the UK
    · have a UK bank account in your own name
    · be able to converse in English
    · have a fixed place of residence and live within a reasonable travelling distance of the pub
    Daily

    · Wipe and polish the front of the bar
    · Vacuum all carpets and upholstery and remove all chewing gum
    · Dust and polish all chairs, tables and all drinking shelves
    · Polish all brass, including bar rail, kick plates and push plates
    · Dust picture frames and clean the picture glass
    · Polish poster cabinets
    · Clean all internal glass (eg booths) and all gaming machines, including front panels, sides and top
    · Sweep and wash/mop any floor tiles, marble or hearths
    · Dust all other fixtures and fittings, including skirting, radiators, pipes, fire extinguishers and any other surfaces within reach
    Weekly

    · Wet-wipe all skirting boards
    · Dust all lamp shades and bulbs
    · Dust all ceiling and wall extraction fans and wipe the area around grills
    · Wet-wipe and polish all high-level shelves, bric-a-brac and books
    · Wet-wipe window ledges
    Quarterly:

    · Take down and wash all lamp shades
    · Take down and wash all bric-a-brac


    · Complete other pub-specific cleaning tasks as instructed by the manager
    · Maintain personal knowledge by completing in-house training and workbooks
    · Always adhere to all company policies and procedures
    · Carry out instructions given by the management team and head office

  • Absence / Sickness Procedures (2 hours before shift)

  • Working Hours / Rota

  • Rest breaks (none for first 4 hours)

  • Holiday Requests (2 weeks notice)

  • Uniform Standards (polo shirt / dark trousers / sensible footwear)

  • Notice period (1 week)

  • Probation Period (3 months)

Conduct

  • Disciplinary Procedure (contained in handbook. Emailed on request)

  • Grievance Procedure (contained in handbook. Emailed on request)

  • Wages (paid the 5th of each month for the full month prior)

Health & Safety

  • Colour coding

  • How to maintain cleaning store (colour coding / clean and tidy)

  • Parthenon Chemicals & dosing systems

  • Manual handling

  • COSHH

  • Mopping systems

  • Machinery checks before use

  • Waste disposal

Authorised Signatures

  • Add signature

  • Add signature

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