Hospitality Covid-19 Safety Inspection Checklist: Post-Covid
Customer facing industries the world over are grappling with the effects of the COVID-19 coronavirus. Implementing this Coronavirus (COVID-19) Checklist helps front-line associates in retail and hospitality have up to date information about COVID-19 and follow proper procedures to prevent the spread of the disease.
MaintainX
07/19/2022
Hospitality Covid-19 Safety Inspection Checklist: Post-Covid
Customer facing industries the world over are grappling with the effects of the COVID-19 coronavirus. Implementing this Coronavirus (COVID-19) Checklist helps front-line associates in retail and hospitality have up to date information about COVID-19 and follow proper procedures to prevent the spread of the disease.
POLICIES
Policies regarding essential/non-essential travel in place and communicated.
Work from home guidelines (if applicable) in place and communicated.
Sick leave rules in place and communicated.
Illness reporting protocol in place and communicated.
Communication policies and channels are in place.
A designated crisis manager or team is in place.
Sanitation protocols are up to date and communicated to stores.
Hand-washing and human contact protocols communicated.
FACILITIES
Employees are informed about proper protocols for facility sanitation.
Stores have necessary sanitization supplies and protective equipment on hand.
Facility sanitation protocols are posted in employee areas, are up to date and accessible (including at the appropriate reading level and in relevant languages meeting accessibility criteria).
Public areas that are frequently touched (including door handles, display surfaces, counters, check outs, change rooms, tables, chairs, rest rooms and surfaces) are properly and regularly sanitized.
Employee areas including POS stations, backrooms, stock rooms, and shared equipment (keys, control logs, tablets, warehouse equipment, etc.) are properly and regularly sanitized.
Breakroom tables, chairs, refrigerators, microwaves, and surfaces are properly and regularly sanitized.
Sanitization responsibilities are scheduled and assigned to designated employees.
EMPLOYEES
Stores have made scheduling adjustments to allow for additional disinfecting procedures.
All employee emergency contact information is up to date.
Employees are aware of COVID-19 prevention protocols.
COVID-19 symptoms and prevention information is posted, is up to date, and is accessible to all employees (including at the appropriate reading level and in relevant languages meeting accessibility criteria).
Employees understand procedures should they present with COVID-19 symptoms.
Employees are following proper hand washing protocol including frequency and duration.
Employees are following proper respiratory hygiene.
Where applicable, employees have access to appropriate protective equipment.
Employees limit handling merchandise.
Employees understand how to access the most up to date information related to COVID-19 prevention, protocols, and procedures.
Ill employees do not come to work.
CUSTOMERS
When possible, self-checkout is encouraged.
Self-sanitizing options, such as hand sanitizer and wipes, are available.
Self-service areas have proper hygiene equipment like gloves in place or have been eliminated.
Source: MaintainX (Community Member)