Preventive Maintenance for Hotels: A Checklist
By Eve
It's about the Gust Experience
Maintaining a hotel involves planned maintenance for various assets to ensure a comfortable, safe, and enjoyable experience for guests. Here's a high level list of key assets at a hotel that typically require preventative maintenance using a CMMS:
Guest Rooms:
Regular checks and maintenance of furniture, fixtures, and amenities in guest rooms.
Inspections for wear and tear
Cleaning of carpets and upholstery
Ensuring all electronics are in working order
HVAC Systems:
Maintenance of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to ensure optimal climate control in guest rooms and common areas. This includes filter replacements, duct cleaning, and system inspections.
Plumbing Systems:
Inspections and maintenance of plumbing systems to prevent leaks
Ensure proper water pressure
Address issues with faucets, toilets, and showers.
Lighting:
Regular checks and replacements of bulbs, ensuring proper illumination in guest rooms, corridors, and common areas.
Electronic Locks and Key Cards:
Planned maintenance of electronic door locks and key card systems to ensure reliable and secure access for guests.
Fire Safety Systems:
Regular inspections and tests of fire alarms, sprinkler systems, and emergency exits to comply with safety regulations.
Elevators:
Maintenance of elevators to ensure they operate smoothly and safely. This includes checks for proper alignment, functionality, and compliance with safety standards.
Common Areas and Lobbies:
Inspections and maintenance of furniture, lighting, and aesthetics in common areas to create a welcoming atmosphere.
Conference and Meeting Rooms:
Maintenance of audiovisual equipment, seating arrangements, and lighting in conference and meeting rooms. This includes ensuring projectors, screens, and sound systems are in working order.
Fitness Center Equipment:
Regular inspections and maintenance of gym equipment, including treadmills, elliptical machines, and weights, to ensure safe and efficient operation.
Swimming Pool and Spa:
Planned maintenance for swimming pools and spa facilities, including water quality checks, cleaning of pool surfaces, and inspections of filtration systems.
Restaurant and Kitchen Equipment:
Inspections and maintenance of kitchen equipment, including ovens, stoves, refrigerators, and dishwashers
Regular checks for cleanliness and compliance with health and safety standards
Laundry Facilities:
Maintenance of laundry equipment to ensure proper functioning and efficiency. This includes checks for washing machines, dryers, and ironing facilities.
Parking Lots and Valet Services:
Planned maintenance for parking lots, including repairs, repainting of lines, and ensuring proper traffic flow.
Regular inspections of valet services and equipment
Security Systems:
Regular checks and updates of security systems, including surveillance cameras, access control systems, and alarms, to ensure the safety and security of guests and staff.
Roof and Exterior:
Inspections and maintenance of the roof and exterior of the building to prevent leaks, address issues with facades, and ensure the overall integrity of the structure.
Landscaping:
Regular maintenance of outdoor spaces, including gardens, walkways, and recreational areas.
Pruning, irrigation checks, and pest control.
Waste Management:
Planned maintenance for waste disposal systems, including regular trash collection, recycling programs, and inspections of trash bins.
Implementing a comprehensive planned maintenance program for these assets is essential for the overall success of a hotel. This proactive approach helps prevent unexpected issues, ensures a pleasant guest experience, and contributes to the longevity of facilities and equipment.
