Wet-floor & slip-hazard management

When you need this form

Pool surrounds, change rooms, wet decks and plant walkways stay wet all day, so slip control is a continuous task rather than a one-off clean. This form covers scheduled wet-area cleaning, hazard inspections, barrier and signage placement, and the environmental checks that go with chemical use around the water. Aquatic and leisure operators carry heavy public liability exposure, so clients want the routine documented.

When a patron slips, the first request is your cleaning and inspection record for that hour. A live entry timestamps the inspection, shows the wet-floor signs actually in place, and names who checked. A paper roster ticked at the end of a shift proves far less, and it rarely survives an insurance review.

What good looks like

• Each wet area inspected, with time stamped against the cleaning round.
• Signage and barriers photographed in position, not just ticked off.
• Contamination events logged: vomit, blood, faecal, with the response applied.
• Chemical dilution, dwell time and ventilation recorded for the products used.
• Exceptions raised, area closed if needed, sign-off by the supervisor.