Hotel, club and venue maintenance teams
Eighteen general risk assessments for the engineer or small maintenance team who keep a hotel, club or venue running, plus the individual assessment for new and expectant mothers. Each one is pre-filled with the hazards, who is harmed and the controls good operators already run. You score it, add anything specific to your building, and sign it.
See inside
One risk, one page: tick what you have, circle a score, write the action.
How one assessment works
Read the hazard
Who is harmed and how, in plain English, with the real injury or ill-health mechanism named.
Tick what you have
The controls a good operator already runs are listed. Tick the ones you have, cross out the ones you do not.
Score it
Circle a likelihood and a severity, 1 to 5. Multiply them and read the band off the matrix.
Write the action
Anything medium or high gets what you will change, an owner and a date, on ruled lines with room to write.
Add your own
Blank pages at the end for the hazards specific to your building, scored the same way.
Sign it
Assessed by, reviewed by, next review due. Then the action plan and the review register at the back.
Every assessment in the set
Both setsBoth hospitality sets, for a hotel, club or venue
Both hospitality sets in one: every risk assessment a maintenance team and a housekeeping team needs in a hotel, club or venue. Each one pre-filled with the hazards, who is harmed and the controls good operators already run. You score it, add anything specific to your building, and sign it.
16 assessmentsHotel, club and venue housekeeping teams
Fifteen general risk assessments for the housekeeping and cleaning team of a hotel, club or venue, plus the individual assessment for new and expectant mothers. Each one is pre-filled with the hazards, who is harmed and the controls good operators already run. You score it, add anything specific to your building, and sign it.
Good to know
19 risk assessments across 300 pages as one PDF, plus a 4-page guide on how to use them. Each assessment carries its own hazards, controls, scoring, action plan and sign-off.
Partly, and only the part that should be. The hazards, who is harmed and how, and the controls a good operator already runs are written for you. Likelihood, severity, the rating, your further actions, owners and dates are blank, because those are the judgements the law asks you to make about your own building.
No. It is written so an owner, office manager or supervisor can work through it. Every hazard is one page: read it, tick the controls you already have, cross out the ones you do not, circle a likelihood and a severity, multiply them, and write what you are going to do about anything that comes out medium or high.
Everything downloads the moment you check out, and we email a copy too. No subscription. It is reviewed for August 2026, every figure is cited to its source, and you get any future update free when the guidance changes.