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    This document provides guidelines for good housekeeping practices at a worksite. It states that housekeeping is important for accident prevention and professionalism. All crew members should keep their work areas clean by disposing of scrap materials promptly instead of letting them accumulate. Common hazards include tools left out, tripping over cords and hoses, and nails protruding from stripped forms. The document emphasizes that housekeeping requires continuous effort from all workers to keep the entire job site clean and hazard-free.

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    Document Number TC: 009

    TOOLBOX
    MEETING GUIDE
    Housekeeping
    Good housekeeping is one of the first
    rules of accident prevention.

    Poor housekeeping often results in unsafe


    conditions and also implies that the project is
    poorly managed and the work being done lacks
    professionalism. Frequently accidents and
    injuries charged to other causes are actually
    caused by unsafe conditions due to poor
    housekeeping.

    All crew members should be responsible for


    house keeping where they are working. Tools
    that haven’t been put away after use, and
    materials that are lying around become trip Housekeeping starts at the beginning of the shift
    hazards. Scrap should be disposed of promptly. and needs to continue throughout the entire
    The longer it sits the bigger the clean up task workday. Don't let scrap materials build up;
    becomes, and the bigger the hazard. dispose of them daily.

    We can have clean, easy to navigate, accident Another common housekeeping problem arises
    free jobs if everyone commits to a clean with the use of welding leads, air compressor
    worksite. Good housekeeping requires hoses, and extension cords. If placed improperly
    continuous effort and attention to make certain they become tripping hazards. Keep walkways
    the entire job, as well as the work area is kept free for passage.
    clean and hazard free. It is up to all of us.
    When stripping forms remember to pull the nails
    out or bend them over. A protruding nail can
    cause a nasty puncture wound.

    Points To Take With You:

     Remember, good housekeeping promotes safety, makes the task more efficient, and just
    makes good sense.

     Do your part by keeping your work area clean and orderly.

     Good house keeping will make your job a safer job.

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