Written by: Roselyn
Building Maintenance
- Promptly wipe up spills, leaks, tracked-in water to prevent slips and fall.
- Keep oil off floors.
- Replace worn tiles, refasten loose floor moldings and, in case of ripped carpeting, place a temporary patch until it can be repaired.
- Use care in mixing detergents, germicides and cleaners to avoid splashing in eyes and in skin.
- Don’t just mix products. For example, bleach and ammonia can create dangerous chlorine gas.
- Don’t use products for purposes other than those that are designed for. Examples: Never use a furniture polish to touch up floor since it would create a very slippery spot. General purpose germicidal cleaners should not be used in food containers. Keep insect control sprays away from food and food containers.
- Mix all products according to recommended usage. Don’t be temped to improve performance by increasing solutions strength. Some products, such as those containing phenols, can causes kin irritation when used improperly.
- Immerse in water to prevent fire such as steel wool or rags wet with flammable finishes or other such products.
- Avoid careless placement of tools and equipment. Keep free of traffic areas.
- Ground electric cords while operating floor machines, vacuums and other electrical appliances.
- Before using electrical appliances and equipment, check for frayed wires, loose plugs and connections.
- Use an adequate-size ladder when cleaning; likewise, make sure the adder footing is secure to avoid falls.
- Get help when moving heavy or over-sized objects.
- Check light fixtures daily. Dim or dark areas can be hazardous.
- Check automatic doors periodically for proper function and to avoid obstruction.
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