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11 tips for effective workplace housekeeping

Every worker plays a part.

• Housekeeping can help prevent injuries and improve productivity.
• Every worker should play a role in housekeeping, even if that means keeping his or her own workspace clean.
• Housekeeping should be an ongoing process, not a one-time practice.

To some people, the word “housekeeping” calls to mind cleaning floors and surfaces, removing dust, and organizing clutter.

But in a work setting, it means much more. Housekeeping is crucial to safe workplaces. It can help prevent injuries and improve productivity and morale, as well as make a good first impression on visitors, according to Cari Gray, safety consultant for the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation. It also can help an employer avoid potential fines for non-compliance.

The practice extends from traditional offices to industrial workplaces, including factories, warehouses and manufacturing plants that present special challenges such as hazardous materials, combustible dust and other flammables. Experts agree that all workplace safety programs should incorporate housekeeping, and every worker should play a part. In addition, housekeeping should have management’s commitment so workers realize its importance. Here are 11 tips.

OSHA’s Walking-Working Surfaces Standard (1910.22(a)) states that all workplaces should be “kept clean and orderly and in a sanitary condition.” The rule includes passageways, storerooms and service rooms. Floors should be clean and dry. Drainage should be present where “wet processes are used.”

Employers should select adequate flooring (e.g., cement, ceramic tile or another material), as different types of flooring hold up better under certain conditions, said Fred Norton, technical director of ergonomics and manufacturing technology for Risk Control Services, Liberty Mutual Insurance in Walnut Creek, CA. Then, develop and implement procedures using appropriate cleaners.

“Things like oils and grease – if you don’t use the right kind of cleaning protocols, you’ll just spread slipperiness around rather than getting it up and off the floor,” Norton said.

To help prevent slip, trip and fall incidents, the Canadian Center for Occupational Health and Safety recommends the following:

• Report and clean up spills and leaks.
• Keep aisles and exits clear of items.
• Consider installing mirrors and warning signs to help with blind spots.
• Replace worn, ripped or damage flooring.
• Consider installing anti-slip flooring in areas that can’t always be cleaned.
• Use drip pans and guards.

In addition, provide mats, platforms, false floors or “other dry standing places” where useful, according to OSHA. Every workplace should be free of projecting nails, splinters, holes and loose boards.

Gray added that employers should audit for trip hazards, and encourage workers to focus on the task at hand.

The National Safety Council “Supervisors’ Safety Manual” includes these precautionary measures for fire safety:

• Keep combustible materials in the work area only in amounts needed for the job. When they are unneeded, move them to an assigned safe storage area.
• Store quick-burning, flammable materials in designated locations away from ignition sources.
• Avoid contaminating clothes with flammable liquids. Change clothes if contamination occurs.
• Keep passageways and fire doors free of obstructions. Stairwell doors should be kept closed. Do not store items in stairwells.
• Keep materials at least 18 inches away from automatic sprinklers, fire extinguishers and sprinkler controls. The 18-inch distance is required, but 24 to 36 inches is recommended. Clearance of 3 feet is required between piled material and the ceiling. If stock is piled more than 15 feet high, clearance should be doubled. Check applicable codes, including Life Safety Code, ANSI/NFPA 101-2009.
• Hazards in electrical areas should be reported, and work orders should be issued to fix them.

An industrial hygienist should test the workplace for exposures if air quality and dust are concerns, Gray said.

NFPA 654 – a standard on preventing fire and dust explosions – addresses identifying hazard areas, controlling dust and housekeeping. The standard states that vacuuming is the “preferred” method of cleaning. Sweeping and water wash-down are other options. “Blow-downs” using compressed air or steam is allowed for inaccessible or unsafe surfaces.

Industrial vacuums can clean walls, ceilings, machinery and other places, CCOHS notes.

“You want to use wet methods or have high-efficiency vacuum systems,” said Steve Ahrenholz, senior industrial hygienist at NIOSH’s Division of Surveillance, Hazard Evaluations and Field Studies. “You don’t want to use just a shop vac or dry-sweep it – definitely not using compressed air to blow it. [Then] you’re just re-suspending the dust and distributing it all over.”

Dust also can affect equipment’s length of life and quality of products, Ahrenholz added.

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Additionally, separate cleaning protocols may be needed for different areas to prevent cross-contamination, Norton notes. Avoid using the same mop to clean both an oily spill and in another area, for example.

If the materials are toxic, industrial hygiene testing, uniforms and showering facilities might be needed, Gray said. Employees who work with toxic materials should not wear their work clothes home, Ahrenholz added.

Other tips include stacking boxes and materials straight up and down to keep them from falling, said Paul Errico, a Fairfield, CT-based safety consultant. Place heavy objects on lower shelves, and keep equipment away from the edges of desks and tables. Also, refrain from stacking objects in areas where workers walk, including aisles.

Keep layout in mind so workers are not exposed to hazards as they walk through areas, Norton added.

“When an area is cluttered, you’re going to likely have a cut or laceration injury,” she said. “You’re not going to have as much room to set up your workstation like you should and move around. You’re going to be twisting your body rather than moving your whole body.”

The Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation recommends that workers return tools and other materials to storage after using them, and dispose of materials that are no longer needed.

Keep aisles, stairways, emergency exits, electrical panels and doors clear of clutter, and purge untidy areas. Empty trash receptacles before they overflow.

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One of the main causes of workplace injuries is poor housekeeping practices.

What do we mean by housekeeping?

Workplace housekeeping includes activities that create or maintain a clean, tidy, orderly, safe workplace. When we keep the workplace and worksites free of clutter and clean, we can massively reduce the risk of accidents occurring.

A clean and tidy workplace sets a good standard for the company as it shows you care about the small things and are, therefore, more likely to care about the bigger things when it comes to health and safety.

In this housekeeping toolbox talk, we will go over the main housekeeping hazards and how you can minimize the risks.

Why Run a Housekeeping Toolbox Talk?

• Helps us all to be more aware of hazards in the workplace
• Gives us all some good tips for how to minimize workplace hazards
• Ensures we all know our responsibilities to maintain a safe workplace (including management)
• Safety improves productivity

Housekeeping Hazards and How to Minimize Them

Clutter includes objects like equipment and tools left around lying on the floor, stairs, platforms, and other work surfaces. When this happens, staff can easily trip over, bump into things, and get hurt in other ways.

How to minimize the risk

• Never leave tools, equipment, and material laying around—especially not left unattended on floors, stairs, and other platforms.
• Only have the tools and equipment you need with you onsite.
• Only order and bring on site the materials you need.
• Use racks to better store equipment and materials.
• Make sure you stack and store equipment and other materials away from walkways and emergency exits.
• When equipment and materials are not in use, store them away safely to reduce tripping hazards.

Waste 

Rubbish that accumulates in and around the worksite can become a hazard to staff. Often, waste is sharp, hard to handle, and may have things like nails sticking out of it.

• The worksite should have designated rubbish areas. Make sure you put all waste in these areas.
• Make sure you bag and tie up lightweight waste like paper, so it doesn’t blow around the worksite.
• Don’t overload skips and rubbish bins.
• Always try to reduce the size of rubbish. For example, breaking down boxes.
• Make sure waste bins and skips are kept away from the public (especially toxic waste). Waste areas should be clearly signposted.
• Always be aware of flammable waste when working—especially with tools.

Wet Surfaces

When surfaces like floors are wet, accidents are more likely to occur as people are more likely to slip over. This isn’t only caused by spilling liquids and not cleaning them up. It can also occur when the weather turns bad. 

• Wear the appropriate footwear when on-site to avoid slipping over.
• When you spill something, clean it up or if necessary, arrange for someone else to.
• Inform your co-workers or members of the public (if applicable) of the hazard.
• When working outside, be aware of bad weather causing slip hazards such as muddy areas and wet floors.

Bad Lighting

If lighting isn’t good on a worksite, it can become a hazard as hazards are hard to see. 

• Ensure that your worksite is well lit. If not, don’t work until it is.
• If appropriate, wear PPE if the risk is not fully minimized.
• If possible, use natural daylight where practical.

Poor Hygiene

When facilities like kitchens and bathrooms aren’t cleaned properly, this causes a health and safety hazard on the worksite.

• Clean up after yourself when you’ve finished using the kitchen.
• Use designated bathrooms.
• Clean yourself when dealing with dangerous chemicals or come into contact with other hazardous substances.
• Bathrooms and kitchens should be cleaned regularly.

Key Takeaways

• Don’t leave equipment, materials, and tools laying around. That's not good housekeeping. Put things away after using them.
• Rubbish should never be left lying around the worksite. Use the appropriate bins and skips.
• Be careful around wet surfaces. If you spill something, clean it up or tell your supervisor.
• Always make sure there is good light before working in an area of the worksite.
• Clean up after yourself to maintain high hygiene standards on the worksite.

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