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- 2006
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How to Avoid Wintertime Slips and FallsIn many parts of the country, winter brings with it wet and icy conditions. This is dangerous not only for driving, but also for walking! Thousands of injuries occur from people slipping and falling because of ice and snow. Reducing injuries is possible when your employees take a little extra time and taking a few precautions to avoid slips and falls....
Protect Your Cleaning Employees From Hepatitis BWhy should Hepatitis B be a concern to your cleaning company? It's estimated that 80,000 people a year become infected with Hepatitis B. This is a serious disease that can have both short-time and long-term health problems. Your cleaning workers can become infected if a needle punctures their skin or if they come in contact with bloods or fluids from an infected person....
How to Use Cleaning Chemicals SafelyCleaning companies use a variety of cleaning chemicals to get the job done. It's important for every worker to protect themselves and work safely with all chemicals they use. Here are some general guidelines:...
What Your Cleaning Company Needs to Know About the Hazard Communication LawAs a cleaning company you use various chemicals in your day-to-day operations. Products such as floor finish, toilet bowl cleaners, disinfectants, carpet spotters and all-purpose cleaners contain various ingredients that can pose a hazard to your employees' health and well-being. This article clarifies your responsibilities to your employees' safety, as stated in the "Right To Know Law"....
How to Lift ProperlyIf you own or work in a cleaning business, you no doubt do your fair share of lifting. This article has general guidelines for lifting properly....
Is Your Janitor Closet Safe?Most commercial cleaning chemicals stored in janitor closets are safe, as long as they're being stored and used according to the manufacturer's directions. However some products used by cleaning companies can cause dangerous situations and adverse health affects....
Cleaning Chemical SafetyAs a cleaning business owner, you need to keep yourself and your employees safe by using cleaning chemical safety guidelines recommended by OSHA:...
Practical Safety Tips for Janitorial WorkersNo matter what job your employees are performing, an accident can happen. Safety in the workplace should be a concern for everyone. Lost time can mean lost wages for employees and higher insurance costs for the employer. Following a few safety guidelines can help keep your employees on the job and your costs down....
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