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Housekeeping isn’t a one-time task; it’s an ongoing safety practice. Regular inspections keep everyone accountable and workplaces safe.

Why It Matters:

Routine inspections help spot hazards early—before they cause injuries or incidents. Regular checks ensure problems like blocked pathways, unstable stacks, or improperly stored chemicals don’t go unnoticed.

Key Points:

• Conduct daily housekeeping checks of all work and storage areas.
• Involve the entire crew in housekeeping inspections, so everyone knows what to look for.
• Document and correct issues immediately, such as cluttered paths, spills, or unstable storage.
• Assign specific responsibilities for housekeeping tasks to team members.
• Recognize good housekeeping practices and address poor habits promptly.

✅ Good housekeeping requires teamwork and daily vigilance.

Ask the Crew:

• Who is responsible for today’s housekeeping inspections?
• Have we found and fixed housekeeping issues promptly?

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