Assess
Agree a scope covering the accommodation, available evidence and night-time arrangements.
Hotels & Sleeping Accommodation
Your guests are sleeping.
Are your precautions ready?
Support for hotels, guest accommodation and pubs with rooms, with particular attention to night-time arrangements.
Sleeping use changes
the risk assessment.
Guests may be asleep, unfamiliar with the building or need assistance. Night staffing may be lower than during the day. An assessment must reflect those conditions.
Warning arrangements, escape routes, fire doors and separation, staff response and guest information need to work together. Necessary precautions depend on the premises; there is no universal upgrade suitable for every property.
Government sleeping-accommodation guidance ↗Protect guests.
Protect the trust they place in you.
Prepare
Connect training and procedures to night shifts, temporary staff and guest communication.
Improve
Address findings and investigate recurring alarm problems with the appropriate maintenance specialists.
Review your sleeping accommodation.
Tell us what you need, where you are and your preferred timescale. We will discuss suitability, scope and a quotation.