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Good housekeeping goes a long way in preventing fires, falls and other situations that often lead to injury. Practicing good housekeeping procedures must be incorporated into every job you perform and be an integral part of your commitment to workplace safety.
This program discusses the practices employees should follow to maintain a tidy and well-organized work area. Topics include:
- Correcting and preventing tripping hazards
- Correcting and being aware of slipping hazards
- Fire prevention
- Good housekeeping in office environments
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