Room Check definition

Room Check means any instance when an HCC Housing or Security employee enters a student’s dorm room solely for the purpose of maintenance or ensuring the health and safety of students. A Room Check includes, but is not limited to, assisting a locked-out student; a routine room check, when an HCC Employee enters a room to conduct a periodic assessment of cleanliness; and a health/safety and wellness check, when an HCC Employee reasonably believes a student is in imminent danger, such as in response to a smoke-detector alarm.
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Examples of Room Check in a sentence

  • The keys were not returned to the Residence Supervisor and the Room Check Form not signed.

  • A Room Check Log must be completed promptly every time a room check occurs.

  • If staff find a health or safety emergency during their room check, staff should follow the emergency procedures, then file an incident report along with the Room Check Log.

  • If staff identify nonemergent concerns or rule violations (e.g., a maintenance issue or signs a participant is smoking in the room) staff should file an incident report and a Room Check Log.

  • If the participant is absent during the wellbeing check, staff would note their absence on the Room Check Log but do not have to take any further steps to locate the participant unless they have been specifically directed to do so by the management team.

Related to Room Check

  • E-Check means any check which You authorize the payee to process electronically. For joint accounts, read singular pronouns in the plural.

  • Baggage Check means those portions of the Ticket which relate to the carriage of your Checked Baggage.

  • Police Check means a formal inquiry made to the relevant police authority in each State or Territory and designed to obtain details of an individual’s criminal conviction or a finding of guilt in all places (within and outside Australia) that the Grantee knows the person has resided in;

  • Self-Check means an integrated function that checks for a system failure on a continuous basis at least while the system is active.

  • User seal check or "fit check" means an action conducted by the respirator user to determine if the respirator is properly seated to the face. Examples include negative pressure check, positive pressure check, irritant smoke check, or isoamyl acetate check.