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There are a number of important things to keep in mind when it comes to hotel security. This hotel risk assessment checklist provides you with all things you need to take into account to make sure that everyone – guests, employees, and property – is safe. By following this checklist, you’ll be able to protect your guests and ensure that your hotel is running smoothly.

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Threats
Country Threat Rating
Threat Statement
Local Threat Rating
Personnel security
Experience of travelers
Accommodation location and type
Identity as a target
Distance from the office and services such as shops and restaurants
Local area, is the hotel located in a suitable area for the type of traveler, their personal risk level and the work or recreation they will undertake?
Suitable for children and dependents
Suitable to shelter in place
Are services such as restaurants and bars available and are they safe
Physical security
The effectiveness and function of security mitigation strategies have been assessed utilising the principles of D3 R2 as follows; To Deter a threat To Detect a threat or act To Delay and an act or incident To Respond to an incident To Recover from an incident
Perimeter security, fences, doors, etc
Lobby location and access
Effectiveness of staff observation and response
Destination control in lifts
Surveillance systems, monitoring and recording
Physical construction
Door construction and locking
Emergency exit self closing and one way entry
Window construction, glazing and locks
Vehicle mitigation
Rate the physical security
Guard and concierge services
Resident 24 hr guard service
Communications systems
SOP's at hand and understood by all guards
Metal detectors and screening systems
Vehicle checkpoint and searches
Entry searches
Do guard services appear to be effective
Procedures
Emergency response procedures
Procedures for an escalation in the security threat level
Signage such as evacuation routes, exits and emergency equipment
Relationship with Police and local security providers
Security management and response procedures
Records of training and exercises
Are dangerous goods signposted and stored appropriately
Are procedures appropriate
Fire and life safety systems
Are systems within country Code and Regulatory requirements
Emergency exits location, access and free from obstructions
Automatic sprinkler system
Fire extinguishes tested and in date
Emergency lighting
Alert notification and alarm systems
Smoke detectors
First aid and medical facilities
Rate fire and life safety systems
Overall assessment
Comments and overall assessment
Overall security rating
Is the hotel suitable for business travelers
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Maintain all hotel areas safe and secure with a hotel risk assessment checklist


Hotels are one of the most vulnerable businesses when it comes to security threats. Not only do customers and employees have the freedom to move around, but hotels are also frequently targeted for crime. As a result, hospitality businesses need to take security threats seriously in order to keep their customers and employees safe.


By conducting a regular hotel risk assessment checklist you can have a comprehensive overview of the different types of security threats that hotels face, and how they can be prevented or managed.


A hotel security assessment checklist ensures the protection of guests, employees, and all areas of the hotel property. It provides a guideline for the daily operations of the hotel staff and ensures that all areas are maintained in a safe and secure manner.

Please note that this checklist template is a hypothetical appuses-hero example and provides only standard information. The template does not aim to replace, among other things, workplace, health and safety advice, medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, or any other applicable law. You should seek your professional advice to determine whether the use of such a checklist is appropriate in your workplace or jurisdiction.