Hygienic design walk
One line or one room, ten rules, 30 checks, 60 points. Score the design, not the people. It works on a phone at the end of the cleaning window, it keeps your walk on this device, and it hands you a spreadsheet of job cards at the end. Nothing is sent anywhere.
You have a score. Now what
Keep the walk, and let it write the report
This page scores one line, in this browser, and the next walk replaces it. That is fine for one line. It is not how you run a site.
- Every walk kept, so each line carries its own score history and you can see which points keep failing.
- Guidance against all 30 checks: what the rule says, the source document, the usual cause, what good looks like, and the line to write into a specification.
- The inspection report written for you: the score, the priority zeros with both override flags applied, every finding against its rule, the cost argument, and a one page note for management naming the top five.
- The risk register fed straight from the walk, and printable checklists for the floor.
This walk stays free. The 30 points and the scoring are identical in both. If you want the reasoning behind every point taught properly, that is the hygienic design series.