About this Housekeeping Inspection Checklist
This housekeeping inspection checklist can be used to prompt for risks and hazards related to general housekeeping. The checklist can be used to record any actions that are required, the person responsible and the due dates for corrective actions. All personnel should be doing their part with housekeeping, to ensure that all work areas are kept clean and tidy to avoid incidents, improve hygiene and generally make the workplace look neat, tidy and professional.
Key housekeeping safe work practices include:
- Waste and unused materials must be picked up and placed in waste bins or containers.
- Any items that need to be stored in work areas must be neatly stacked and secured.
- Cables/cords are to be kept off the ground using insulated stands/hooks or safely routed.
- Flammable materials and gas cylinders are to be stored in a safe location.
- Designated bins must be provided to contain litter and protect from vermin.
The Importance of Good Housekeeping in the Workplace
Good housekeeping is important in the workplace for many reasons. It can prevent injuries, improve worker morale, and keep the workplace looking presentable. A clean and well-organized workplace can make employees feel more positive about their job and more motivated to do their best work. A tidy workplace can help reduce stress levels and create a more pleasant working environment. A well-kept workplace can also be a reflection of the company’s commitment to safety and quality too.
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