Inspection checklists that cite their authority
Most inspection checklists on the internet are invented: no statute, no standard, no source. Every checklist in this library names the regulation or standard behind each row that has one, rates every item for whether a photograph can actually prove it, and ships the full list on the page. No signup, no gate, and a machine-readable version for AI agents built into every page.
Hotels & lodging
Hotel Room Inspection Checklist
The supervisor's 69-item pass, from the corridor door to the final sweep, with fire-safety statute, ADA tables, and the industry's own lock standard cited row by row.
Hotel Housekeeping Checklist
Split the way the job splits: the 45-row checkout clean and the 10-row stayover clean nobody publishes, with OSHA, Cal/OSHA 3345, and state statutes cited.
Hotel Deep Cleaning Checklist
Sequenced top to bottom, covering back of house, with the published frequency evidence compared side by side and the Legionella reasoning no rival explains.
Hotel Maintenance Checklist
Three tiers, not one list: the legally mandated compliance calendar with authorities named, asset protection, and guest experience.
Hotel Security Checklist
Organized by kind of proof: the HTNG lock standard and the state trafficking mandates every competing checklist omits.
Vacation rentals & STR
Vacation Rental Inspection Checklist
Anchored on Florida's actual inspector form, the IRC egress rules, and federal bunk-bed dimensions, walked from the street to the sign-off.
Bed Bug Inspection Checklist
Built on the NPMA Best Management Practices, tiered rapid-to-comprehensive, with the one distinction every other checklist misses about what confirms an infestation.
Guest Damage Report Template
Built claim-admissible: the 14-day platform deadlines on the form, the three-photo evidence structure California now mandates, and the wear-vs-damage determination.
Restaurants & foodservice
Restaurant Opening and Closing Checklist
Every temperature, date mark, and sanitizer row cites its exact Food Code section, plus the mid-shift 4-hour block every rival omits.
Restaurant Cleaning Checklist
Organized by the intervals the law actually sets: the 4-hour and 24-hour Food Code rules, NFPA 96 hood cycles by cooking volume, and the tier you schedule yourself.
Commercial Kitchen Deep Cleaning Checklist
Executed by shutdown zone, with the hood intervals by cooking volume and the Food Code's four-factor frequency test nobody else cites.
Restaurant Self-Audit Checklist
Built on a county regulator's own self-inspection form, with the honest section nobody writes: why self-audit scores inflate.
Food Truck Inspection Checklist
Health and fire authority requirements compiled from three real regulators' forms: the 15% wastewater rule, LP-gas limits, and the four findings that suspend a permit.
Retail
Retail Store Daily Checklist
Actually daily: open, the midday reset nobody publishes, and close, with OSHA, ADA, and the federal 98% price-accuracy threshold cited per row.
Retail Store Opening Checklist
Sequenced with two hard gates: life safety and trading systems, each of which must pass before the doors unlock.
Planogram Compliance Checklist
Built for the dispute: schematic versions, reset-day photos, and the question nobody else asks: how long has the deviation been trading?
Visual Merchandising Checklist
Beautiful and legal: OSHA's window-sign guidance, the ADA's aisle ceilings, and the fire-code decor rule almost nobody knows exists.
Retail Mystery Shopper Checklist
The questions plus the method: MSPA's own design principles and the federal Synar sampling methodology that makes shop scores mean something.
Retail Store Cleaning Checklist
From the verifier's side: FIFRA contact-time law, OSHA's toilet-count table, the hourly tier, and the eight failures no photo can catch.