OSHA Workplace Housekeeping and Safe Cleaning
Awareness training for cleaners, janitorial and facilities staff, and the supervisors of any work area, aligned with the US OSHA housekeeping rules in 29 CFR 1910.22 and 1926.25. It covers housekeeping as a hazard control, combustible dust, cleaning chemicals and their labels, never mixing products, cleaning versus disinfecting and contact times, protective equipment, wet floors, cleaning machines, the strain of cleaning work, and cleaning schedules and checklists. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by OSHA, is NOT an OSHA Outreach (10-hour or 30-hour) course and issues no DOL or OSHA card, and your employer remains responsible for the site-specific and hands-on training the standards require.
- Modules
- 6
- Participants max.
- 20
- Langue
- EN
Ce qu'elle couvre habituellement
- 1
Orientation: Housekeeping, the Law and Your Role
- About This Course and Why Housekeeping Is a Safety Control
- The General Industry Housekeeping Rule: 29 CFR 1910.22
- Housekeeping Inside Other OSHA Standards
- Construction Sites: 29 CFR 1926.25
- Who Is Responsible: Employers, Supervisors, Cleaners and Every Worker
- 2
Housekeeping as Hazard Control
- Clutter, Trips and Blocked Routes
- Fire Load: Combustible Waste, Oily Rags and Blocked Fire Equipment
- Combustible Dust and Housekeeping
- Cleaning Dust Safely: Vacuums, Not Compressed Air
- 5S: A Method for Keeping Work Areas Orderly
- 3
Cleaning Chemicals and Hazard Communication
- How Cleaning Chemicals Can Hurt You
- Labels, Safety Data Sheets and Your Right to Know
- Secondary Containers and Dilution
- Never Mix Products: Bleach, Ammonia and Acids
- Storing Cleaning Chemicals and Dealing with Small Spills
- 4
Cleaning, Sanitizing and Disinfecting
- Three Different Jobs: Cleaning, Sanitizing and Disinfecting
- Reading a Disinfectant Label: EPA Registration and Directions
- Contact Time: Why Surfaces Must Stay Wet
- Clean First, Then Disinfect: Methods That Do Not Spread Germs
- 5
Protecting Yourself While Cleaning
- Personal Protective Equipment for Cleaning Tasks
- Wet Floors: Signs, Barriers and Working Methods
- Floor Machines, Cords and Electrical Safety
- Ergonomics of Cleaning Work
- Sharps, Blood and Other Surprises Found While Cleaning
- 6
Running Housekeeping: Schedules, Checklists and Supervision
- Cleaning Schedules and Frequencies
- Checklists and Housekeeping Inspections
- The Supervisor's Housekeeping Walk
- Putting It Together: A Night Shift Case
- Review and Next Steps
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