katselukäyntejä

Katselukäyntejä is a Finnish term referring to planned visits where an observer comes to view, inspect, or evaluate a site, object, or situation. The plural form katselukäyntejä is used when multiple such visits are discussed. The concept is used in various sectors but is most common in real estate, housing management, and administrative or procurement contexts. The emphasis of a katselukäynti is on observation and assessment, rather than on a formal service encounter.

Common contexts

- Real estate and housing: prospective tenants or buyers visit a property to assess condition, features, and suitability. The visit is typically organized by the landlord or agent and may include a tour, measurements, and note-taking. Privacy and safety considerations are central.

- Inspections and audits: landlords, housing associations, or regulatory bodies may conduct katselukäyntejä to check compliance with standards, safety features, or property conditions. A checklist and documentation are often used.

- Procurement and facilities management: visits may occur to evaluate facilities, equipment, or supplier premises as part of due diligence or quality assessments.

Process and etiquette

- Scheduling and notice: visits generally require prior arrangement and reasonable notice to the occupier or site manager.

- Scope and access: the host defines which areas may be viewed and any restrictions due to safety or privacy.

- Documentation and conduct: visitors may record information or take notes if allowed; photography and data handling should follow applicable privacy rules; visitors should minimize disruption and follow safety procedures.

Legal and practical considerations

- Right to quiet enjoyment and reasonable notification for occupants.

- Privacy and data protection implications when information is recorded.

- Documentation of arrangements, including date, time, purpose, and participants, helps clarify expectations and responsibilities.