Slips, trips, and falls are among the most common causes of injuries in hotels and restaurants, posing significant risks to guests, employees, and visitors. In the context of safety and security in facilities, preventing such incidents is not only a legal and regulatory obligation but also a critical component of operational excellence, reputation management, and duty of care. These environments are characterized by high foot traffic, diverse floor surfaces, food and beverage spills, variable lighting, and frequent movement of staff carrying trays or equipment. Therefore, a comprehensive and systematic approach is essential to minimize hazards and ensure a safe environment. One of the primary strategies for preventing slips, trips, and falls is effective housekeeping and maintenance. Floors in hotels and restaurants are often exposed to water, oil, grease, and food debris. Immediate cleaning of spills is crucial. Establishing clear procedures for spill response, including assigning responsibility to specific staff members and maintaining easily accessible cleaning equipment, ensures prompt action. Regular inspection schedules should be implemented to identify hazards such as loose tiles, worn carpets, uneven flooring, or damaged stair treads. Maintenance teams must address these issues without delay to prevent accidents. Additionally, cleaning routines should be carefully planned to avoid peak guest hours whenever possible, and visible warning signs should be placed during mopping or floor treatment activities. Floor surface selection and treatment play a vital role in slip prevention. Hotels and restaurants often use aesthetically pleasing materials such as polished marble or ceramic tiles, which may become slippery when wet. Selecting slip-resistant flooring materials in high-risk areas such as kitchens, bathrooms, entrances, and poolside areas is a proactive measure. Anti-slip coatings and treatments can be applied to existing floors to improve traction. In kitchens and dishwashing areas, rubber mats with non-slip backing can significantly reduce the risk of slipping. Entrance areas should be equipped with absorbent mats to capture moisture and dirt from footwear, especially during rainy weather. Proper lighting is another critical factor in preventing trips and falls. Poorly lit corridors, staircases, parking lots, and storage areas increase the likelihood of