Conducting security checks includes

Conducting security checks includes

• A. Inspecting food storage
• B. Checking doors, closets, and locks
• C. Painting walls
• D. Recording staff schedules

Answer: (B)

Security checks focus on keeping people and property safe by making sure access points are secured. Inspecting doors, closets, and locks directly supports this by verifying that entry doors close and latch properly, locks work, and stored items in closets are protected from unauthorized access. If a door is propped open or a lock is faulty, an unauthorized person could gain entry or valuables could be exposed, undermining safety and security. By regularly checking these components, you can notice wear, damage, or missing keys, and arrange repairs promptly. The other activities listed—inspecting food storage, painting walls, and recording staff schedules—are related to food safety, maintenance, or administration, not to the physical security checks described.