Lack of proper Cleaning and Organization in the workplace prior to final cleaning is a common safety hazard in all construction projects. Good housekeeping does more than just improve security
At work, but also morale and productivity at work.
The following “general rules” should be addressed in any discussion of housekeeping:
Separate waste wood with protruding nails from other waste;
Bend the nails or remove from the wood.
Stack all waste neatly together and away from direct work areas.
Regularly remove dirt from work.
Keep hallways, stairs and sidewalks clean.
Store materials only in designated areas.
Place trash cans where food waste needs to be eliminated.
Store tools and equipment neatly.
Prevent extension cords from crossing sidewalks. Execute them on overhead if necessary;
The same goes for air compressor hoses.
Don’t let litter and dirt build up. If this is the case, go the extra mile to clean it.
Good housekeeping can:
Protection against minor injuries such as cuts, stab wounds, splintering;
Prevent serious accidents such as slips, trips, falls and fires;
Increase labor productivity by accelerating the flow of workers and materials Work;
Prevent compliance inspectors from visiting the workplace.
Additional discussion notes:
Do not drop any material at any point on the outside when tearing or pulling out the walls of the structure unless the area is effectively protected. (For more information, see Garbage Disposalinformation. )
Remember that good housekeeping helps everyone and makes it easier for everyone to do their jobs Work safely and be more proud.
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