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Housekeeping Training Short

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This course establishes Housekeeping as a critical safety protocol rather than just a cleaning duty.

1 minutes   |   SKU: ATS143-1    |    Language(s): EN    |    Produced 2025

SKU:

ATS143-1

Language(s):

EN

Updated:

2025

Length

1 minutes

Training Objectives

Report "near-miss" incidents to supervisors to prevent future accidents
Apply hazard identification techniques to maintain floor surface integrity

Course Overview

A cluttered aisle isn't just messy; it's a hospital visit waiting to happen.

Housekeeping is often dismissed as a chore, but in the world of safety, it is the first line of defense against the most common workplace injury: Slips, Trips, and Falls. This training short shifts the mindset from "cleaning up" to "hazard elimination."

We identify the silent dangers hiding in plain sight, from the extension cord snaking across a walkway to the loose rug in the lobby. We also codify the response to spills. Do you mark it, clean it, or report it first? We teach the correct order of operations to ensure a wet floor doesn't become a crime scene. Watch this video to learn why a clean workspace is a safe workspace.

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What is widely considered the best method to prevent slips, trips, and falls?


Good housekeeping is regarded as one of the best methods to prevent slips, trips, and falls.


What two steps must be performed after a liquid spill is cleaned up?


After a spill is cleaned up, warning signs must be removed promptly, and the cause of the spill should be investigated to prevent reoccurrence.


How should equipment placement be managed near pedestrian areas?


Equipment must be arranged so that it does not interfere with walkways or pedestrian traffic in the area.


What should you do first if you identify a fall hazard you cannot correct?


Always alert others, place warnings in the area, block off the hazard, and then report it to your supervisor.


Why is it necessary to report all incidents, including near-misses?


Reporting all incidents and near-misses gives supervisors the opportunity to correct the underlying problem before an injury occurs.


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