Airport
- Slippery floors: Identify areas with spills or wet surfaces, such as near restrooms or food courts, that can lead to slips and falls.
- Baggage tripping hazards: Watch for unattended or improperly placed luggage that may pose a tripping hazard in waiting areas or walkways.
- Crowded areas: Identify congested areas, such as security checkpoints or boarding gates, where overcrowding may lead to accidents or panic.
- Unsecured baggage carts: Address unattended or unsecured baggage carts that can roll or tip over and cause injuries.
- Obstructed walkways: Check for obstacles, such as equipment or misplaced signage, that may impede the flow of pedestrian traffic and create tripping hazards.
- Uneven flooring: Inspect for uneven surfaces or damaged flooring, especially in high-traffic areas, that may cause trips and falls.
- Falling objects: Identify areas with loose or improperly secured signage, equipment, or baggage racks that may pose a risk of falling objects.
- Escalator and elevator safety: Inspect escalators and elevators to ensure they function properly and have clear safety instructions and regular maintenance.
- Insufficient lighting: Identify areas with poor lighting, such as parking lots or stairwells, that may compromise visibility and increase the risk of accidents.
- Inadequate signage: Ensure that clear signage is in place to guide passengers, indicate restricted areas, and provide emergency information.
- Tripping hazards from cables: Check for loose cables or cords, especially near check-in counters or waiting areas, that may pose tripping hazards.
- Inadequate seating: Address areas with insufficient seating, especially in departure lounges, to prevent fatigue and discomfort among passengers.
- Hazardous materials: Ensure that hazardous materials are properly stored and handled in designated areas to prevent spills or leaks.
- Unattended baggage: Promote awareness among passengers to prevent the abandonment of bags or belongings, which may raise security concerns.
- Inadequate ventilation: Address areas with poor air circulation, such as smoking lounges, to ensure a comfortable environment for passengers and employees.
- Emergency exits: Ensure that emergency exits are clearly marked, unobstructed, and easily accessible for quick evacuation in case of an emergency.
- Inadequate security measures: Implement appropriate security measures, such as surveillance cameras and trained personnel, to deter threats and ensure passenger safety.
- Inadequate restroom facilities: Check for cleanliness, functionality, and accessibility of restrooms to provide a comfortable and hygienic experience for passengers.
- Poorly maintained outdoor areas: Address hazards in outdoor spaces, such as uneven walkways, ice or snow accumulation, and inadequate lighting, to prevent accidents.
- Inadequate communication systems: Ensure that public address systems, emergency alerts, and informational displays are functioning properly to provide timely information to passengers.
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