Cruise Ship Cabin Corridor Housekeeping Inspection

Inspection template for housekeeping supervisors to verify guest cabin corridor cleanliness, safety, and compliance, including carpet condition, lighting function, trash removal, service cart placement, and muster station sign visibility.

Inspection Details

• Inspection date and time recorded
• Inspected corridor/deck area identified
  Record the specific corridor, deck number, and section inspected.
• Inspector name and role
• Inspection completed as scheduled
• Reference to applicable housekeeping checklist or SOP
  Enter the internal SOP, checklist, or route reference used for this inspection.

Corridor Cleanliness and Housekeeping

• Corridor floor free of visible trash, debris, and litter
• Trash receptacles emptied and liners properly installed
• No housekeeping supplies or linen left unattended in corridor
• Corridor surfaces free of spills, standing water, or slip hazards
• Odors, stains, or visible soil addressed
  Rate the overall cleanliness condition of the corridor surfaces and immediate housekeeping presentation.

Carpet and Floor Condition

• Carpet is clean and free of visible stains
• Carpet is secure with no loose edges, buckling, or trip hazards
• Floor transitions, thresholds, and trims are intact
• Carpet wear, tears, or damage requiring maintenance
• Deficiency severity for flooring condition
  Select the highest observed severity if any carpet or floor issue was found.

Lighting and Visibility

• Corridor lighting is functioning throughout the inspected area
• No burned-out, flickering, or dim fixtures observed
• Emergency lighting appears operational and unobstructed
• Light levels are adequate for safe corridor navigation
  Record measured illuminance where applicable.

Service Cart Placement and Corridor Access

• Service cart is parked in an approved location
• Corridor width and egress path remain unobstructed
• Cart is not blocking cabin doors, emergency equipment, or signage

Muster Station Signage and Safety Closeout

• Muster station signs are visible and legible from the corridor
• Any deficiencies were reported to maintenance or the responsible department
• Photo evidence captured for all critical deficiencies
• Inspector signature