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What does Open-house safety mean?
The procedures used to reduce risk to people, property and information during a public showing.
Exam cue: Control access, protect valuables and personal information, plan staffing and know exit routes.
What does it look like in a question?
New York example
The agent walks through the property with the seller, secures medication and sets a visitor process.
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What should you not confuse it with?
A sign-in sheet alone is not an open-house safety plan.
Related licensee safety terms
Check-in procedureA planned communication process that confirms a licensee's status and triggers action when contact is missed.Incident reportA factual written record of an accident, threat, injury, near miss, property loss or other significant event.Prospect identificationThe process of confirming and recording appropriate identifying information before meeting an unfamiliar prospect.Risk reductionPractical action that lowers the likelihood or severity of harm without claiming to eliminate all risk.Safety planA written set of procedures for reducing risk and responding to foreseeable incidents during real estate work.
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