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Premium member Presentation Transcript Good Housekeeping: Good HousekeepingSession Outline: Session Outline You will be able to: Recognize the importance of good housekeeping Understand housekeeping responsibilities Develop good housekeeping habits Identify and eliminate housekeeping hazards Help prevent workplace fires and accidentsWhat You Need to Know: What You Need to Know Benefits of good housekeeping Costs of poor housekeeping Housekeeping responsibilities Good housekeeping habits Common housekeeping hazards How to eliminate housekeeping hazards and prevent accidentsBenefits of Good Housekeeping: Benefits of Good Housekeeping Eliminates accident and fire hazards Maintains safe, healthy work conditions Saves time, money, materials, space, and effort Improves productivity and quality Boosts morale Reflects a well-run organizationCosts of Poor Housekeeping: Costs of Poor Housekeeping Slips, trips, and falls Fires Chemical and machine accidents Injuries from electrical problems Collisions and falling objects Health problemsGood Housekeeping Habits: Good Housekeeping Habits Make time for housekeeping Evaluate your workspace Remove hazards before starting work Turn equipment off after using it Clean up as you go Never ignore a safety hazardDaily Housekeeping Checklist: Daily Housekeeping Checklist Floors Aisles Workstation Equipment Storage Waste disposalGood Housekeeping Makes Good Sense: Good Housekeeping Makes Good Sense Do you understand the information presented so far?Injuries from Slips, Trips, and Falls: Injuries from Slips, Trips, and Falls Strains and sprains Torn ligaments Broken bones Back or spine injury DeathPrevent Slips : Prevent Slips Clean up spills Repair leaks Pick up objects Sweep up debris Wear slip-resistant shoesPrevent Trips : Prevent Trips Clean up straps and bands Put away electrical cords and air hoses Don’t stack items in walkways Keep drawers closed Be careful when you carry objects Put away toolsPrevent Falls : Prevent Falls Be careful on stairs Use ladders safely Replace fall protection chains or barriers Use fall arrest equipment when requiredFire Prevention: Fire Prevention Store flammable and combustible liquids in proper containers Keep reactive chemicals separated Prevent the accumulation of combustibles Keep combustibles away from electrical equipment and hot machineryExits and Fire Equipment: Exits and Fire Equipment Keep evacuation routes clear Don’t block emergency exits Make sure fire extinguishers are accessible Ensure that electrical panels can be openedChemical Safety: Chemical Safety Make sure containers are properly labeled Inspect containers for signs of damage Wear required PPE Follow safe storage and handling procedures Clean up spillsMachine Safety: Machine Safety Keep the area around machines clear Inspect machines before use Make sure all guards are operating Follow lockout/tagout procedures Clean machines and put away toolsElectrical Safety: Electrical Safety Keep heaters and furnaces clear Inspect electrical cords before use Don’t overload outlets or circuits Keep combustibles away from electrical equipment Keep electrical equipment cleanPrevent Cuts, Bumps, and Scrapes: Prevent Cuts, Bumps, and Scrapes Don’t leave objects sticking out Pad head hazards Clean up broken glass immediately Properly store blades and sharp tools Properly discard old blades Keep utility knives sheathed or retractedGood Housekeeping Eliminates Hazards: Good Housekeeping Eliminates Hazards Do you understand the information presented in the previous slides?PPE Housekeeping : PPE Housekeeping Inspect PPE before each use Clean PPE regularly Store PPE properly Replace PPE when necessaryUse the Right Equipment for Housekeeping Tasks : Use the Right Equipment for Housekeeping Tasks PPE Brooms, vacuums, mops, and sponges Cleaning rags Cleaning compoundsLift and Carry Safely : Lift and Carry Safely Check your route of travel Get a good grip Lift with your legs, not your back Make sure you can see over the object you’re carrying Watch where you’re goingGood Personal Housekeeping : Good Personal Housekeeping Eat well and exercise regularly Get enough sleep Take time to relax Never work or drive under the influence of alcohol or drugsKey Points to Remember : Key Points to Remember Good housekeeping helps prevent workplace fires and accidents Keeping the workplace neat, clean, and safe is everyone’s responsibility Keep alert to housekeeping hazards Eliminate or report hazards you identify anywhere in the facility You do not have the permission to view this presentation. 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Premium member Presentation Transcript Good Housekeeping: Good HousekeepingSession Outline: Session Outline You will be able to: Recognize the importance of good housekeeping Understand housekeeping responsibilities Develop good housekeeping habits Identify and eliminate housekeeping hazards Help prevent workplace fires and accidentsWhat You Need to Know: What You Need to Know Benefits of good housekeeping Costs of poor housekeeping Housekeeping responsibilities Good housekeeping habits Common housekeeping hazards How to eliminate housekeeping hazards and prevent accidentsBenefits of Good Housekeeping: Benefits of Good Housekeeping Eliminates accident and fire hazards Maintains safe, healthy work conditions Saves time, money, materials, space, and effort Improves productivity and quality Boosts morale Reflects a well-run organizationCosts of Poor Housekeeping: Costs of Poor Housekeeping Slips, trips, and falls Fires Chemical and machine accidents Injuries from electrical problems Collisions and falling objects Health problemsGood Housekeeping Habits: Good Housekeeping Habits Make time for housekeeping Evaluate your workspace Remove hazards before starting work Turn equipment off after using it Clean up as you go Never ignore a safety hazardDaily Housekeeping Checklist: Daily Housekeeping Checklist Floors Aisles Workstation Equipment Storage Waste disposalGood Housekeeping Makes Good Sense: Good Housekeeping Makes Good Sense Do you understand the information presented so far?Injuries from Slips, Trips, and Falls: Injuries from Slips, Trips, and Falls Strains and sprains Torn ligaments Broken bones Back or spine injury DeathPrevent Slips : Prevent Slips Clean up spills Repair leaks Pick up objects Sweep up debris Wear slip-resistant shoesPrevent Trips : Prevent Trips Clean up straps and bands Put away electrical cords and air hoses Don’t stack items in walkways Keep drawers closed Be careful when you carry objects Put away toolsPrevent Falls : Prevent Falls Be careful on stairs Use ladders safely Replace fall protection chains or barriers Use fall arrest equipment when requiredFire Prevention: Fire Prevention Store flammable and combustible liquids in proper containers Keep reactive chemicals separated Prevent the accumulation of combustibles Keep combustibles away from electrical equipment and hot machineryExits and Fire Equipment: Exits and Fire Equipment Keep evacuation routes clear Don’t block emergency exits Make sure fire extinguishers are accessible Ensure that electrical panels can be openedChemical Safety: Chemical Safety Make sure containers are properly labeled Inspect containers for signs of damage Wear required PPE Follow safe storage and handling procedures Clean up spillsMachine Safety: Machine Safety Keep the area around machines clear Inspect machines before use Make sure all guards are operating Follow lockout/tagout procedures Clean machines and put away toolsElectrical Safety: Electrical Safety Keep heaters and furnaces clear Inspect electrical cords before use Don’t overload outlets or circuits Keep combustibles away from electrical equipment Keep electrical equipment cleanPrevent Cuts, Bumps, and Scrapes: Prevent Cuts, Bumps, and Scrapes Don’t leave objects sticking out Pad head hazards Clean up broken glass immediately Properly store blades and sharp tools Properly discard old blades Keep utility knives sheathed or retractedGood Housekeeping Eliminates Hazards: Good Housekeeping Eliminates Hazards Do you understand the information presented in the previous slides?PPE Housekeeping : PPE Housekeeping Inspect PPE before each use Clean PPE regularly Store PPE properly Replace PPE when necessaryUse the Right Equipment for Housekeeping Tasks : Use the Right Equipment for Housekeeping Tasks PPE Brooms, vacuums, mops, and sponges Cleaning rags Cleaning compoundsLift and Carry Safely : Lift and Carry Safely Check your route of travel Get a good grip Lift with your legs, not your back Make sure you can see over the object you’re carrying Watch where you’re goingGood Personal Housekeeping : Good Personal Housekeeping Eat well and exercise regularly Get enough sleep Take time to relax Never work or drive under the influence of alcohol or drugsKey Points to Remember : Key Points to Remember Good housekeeping helps prevent workplace fires and accidents Keeping the workplace neat, clean, and safe is everyone’s responsibility Keep alert to housekeeping hazards Eliminate or report hazards you identify anywhere in the facility