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    This document contains a checklist for assessing welfare facilities at factories in the Caribbean region. The checklist includes questions about the availability of drinking water, washing facilities, toilets, changing areas, resting areas, eating areas, first aid kits, medical rooms, and accident recording. It emphasizes the importance of providing workers with the ability to wash and change clothes before leaving work, as well as ensuring good first aid facilities are available.

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    This document contains a checklist for assessing welfare facilities at factories in the Caribbean region. The checklist includes questions about the availability of drinking water, washing facilities, toilets, changing areas, resting areas, eating areas, first aid kits, medical rooms, and accident recording. It emphasizes the importance of providing workers with the ability to wash and change clothes before leaving work, as well as ensuring good first aid facilities are available.

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    This document contains a checklist for assessing welfare facilities at factories in the Caribbean region. The checklist includes questions about the availability of drinking water, washing facilities, toilets, changing areas, resting areas, eating areas, first aid kits, medical rooms, and accident recording. It emphasizes the importance of providing workers with the ability to wash and change clothes before leaving work, as well as ensuring good first aid facilities are available.

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    ILO 

    Programme for Occupational Safety and Health and Environment for the Caribbean 

    Checklist for Welfare Facilities  
      Yes  No  Action required 
    Is  there  an  adequate  supply  of  cool  and  safe  drinking  water  at       
    convenient places in the factory and away from the toilets? 
    Unless the water is piped, is the water contained in suitable vessels,       
    renewed daily and, as far as possible, free from contamination? 
    Are clean cups or drinking vessels provided?       
     
    Are adequate and suitable washing facilities provided?       
     
    Are soap, running water and clean towels available in the       
    washrooms? 
    Are there the required number of separate toilets for men and       
    women? 
    Are the toilets regularly cleaned and close to the working areas?       
     
    Are the toilets properly illuminated?       
     
    Have "lockers" been provided for workers to keep their personal       
    belongings and clothes separately for men and women? 
    Have clothes drying facilities been provided?       
    Are suitable resting facilities available for female workers?       
     
    Is there a separate, clean, comfortable and hygienic place for meals       
    separate from the work area available? 
    Are cooking facilities available?       
    Are properly equipped first‐aid kits available with a full list of       
    contents?  
    Are the first‐aid kits clearly marked, accessible  and unlocked?         
    Are there the correct numbers of first‐aid kits as specified under the       
    regulations? 
    Is there at least one first‐aid kit on every floor of the factory?        
    Is the first‐aid kit placed under the responsibility of a trained first       
    aider? 
    Is a trained first‐aider available at all times and on each floor of the       
    factory? 
    Is there a notice that clearly identifies the name (and picture) of the       
    trained first‐aider(s)? 
    Do the first‐aider(s) wear any identifying clothes/ badges?       
    Is there a well‐equipped medical room in the factory?       
    Is there a company doctor or nurse on site as specified under the       
    regulations? 
    Is there an occupational accident/illness book on site that records all       
    workplace accidents and ill health? 

     
    If possible workers should be able to wash and change clothes before going home. Good first aid facilities 
    are essential. 

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