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MISCELLANEOUS LEVEL – SKITTLE ALLEY or FUNCTION ROOM 20 HOUSEKEEPING ESCAPE ROUTES SIGNS & SIGNAGE 25 Workplace (Health and Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 Effective housekeeping can eliminate some workplace hazards FIRE EQUIPMENT PEOPLE EQUIPMENT MATERIALS TEST NOISE LEVELS – CHECK ON LONE WORKERS ZONE - 6 BROWN Key Elements of an Effective Housekeeping Program Dust and Dirt Removal Employee Facilities Offices Surfaces Maintaining Light Fixtures Aisles and Stairways Spill Control Tools and Equipment Maintenance Waste Disposal Storage Housekeeping is not just cleanliness. It includes keeping workplaces orderly; maintaining halls and floors free of slip and trip hazards and the build up of waste material (e.g. paper, cardboard) and other such fire hazards. It also requires paying attention to the workplace as a whole, looking at the process in a systematic manner. This includes aisle markings, the adequacy of storage and the maintenance of the building as well as equipment. Workplace (Health and Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992
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MISCELLANEOUS LEVEL – SKITTLE ALLEY or FUNCTION ROOM
20
HOUSEKEEPING
ESCAPE ROUTES SIGNS & SIGNAGE
25
Workplace (Health and Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992
Effective housekeeping can eliminate some workplace hazards
FIRE EQUIPMENT
PEOPLE EQUIPMENT MATERIALS
TEST NOISE LEVELS – CHECK ON LONE WORKERS
ZONE - 6BROWN
Key Elements of an Effective Housekeeping ProgramDust and Dirt Removal
Employee FacilitiesOffices
SurfacesMaintaining Light Fixtures
Aisles and StairwaysSpill Control
Tools and EquipmentMaintenance
Waste DisposalStorage
Housekeeping is not just cleanliness. It includes keeping workplaces orderly; maintaining halls and floors free of slip and trip hazards and the build up of waste material (e.g. paper, cardboard) and other such fire hazards. It also requires paying attention to the workplace as a whole, looking at the process in a systematic manner. This includes aisle markings, the adequacy of storage and the maintenance of the building as well as equipment.
Workplace (Health and Safety and Welfare)
Regulations 1992
GROUND LEVEL - TOILETS
FIRE EQUIPMENT ESCAPE ROUTES SIGNS & SIGNAGE
Remember Slips, Trips and Falls – Check Soap & Towels in Toilets
PEOPLE EQUIPMENT MATERIALS
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RISK MANAGEMENT
Risk Assessments
Step Two
Groups of People at Risk Disabilities, Inexperienced, Visitors, Lone Workers
Is the Risk Adequately Controlled? Adequate Information, Instruction or Training,
Systems or Procedures, PPE Availability
Identify HazardsPeople, Equipment, Materials, Environment
FIVE STEPS to Risk Assessments
The key to a successful risk assessment are: To ensure that all those involved in
the process are trained and conversant with the demands of the job being assessed
The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999
List of Events/Jobs/Tasks/Activities
Publications available fro the HSE
Step One
What further action is needed to control the Risk?Step Five
Step Four
Step Three
To ensure the objective of the process have been communicated to all concerned to encourage contribution
To take into account previous prevention measures
Document and record all assessments
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ORANGE
Keep the risk assessment simple, constructive and practical
Review and Revise as necessary
The Management
ofHealth and Safety
atWork
Regulations 1999
Five Steps to
Risk Assessing
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