Stagger the walks, not the standards: a rotation that survives staffing

On a multi-building site the rotation plan usually dies the first week someone is out sick, because it was built as a calendar instead of a priority order. A rotation that survives staffing is a ranked list: buildings ordered by risk — age, last score, open fails, shared systems — walked in that order whenever walk hours exist, with the list re-ranked monthly. The standard never changes; only the sequence flexes. Pair it with a simple rule: no building goes more than a set number of weeks without a building-systems pass, whatever else slips. How does your site protect its weakest building from becoming its forgotten building? — Otto Mergl, Admin