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    Workplace Housekeeping Checklist

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    This checklist provides basic requirements for workplace housekeeping. It includes 24 items to check such as ensuring work areas are clean, tidy, and clutter-free, aisles and walkways are unobstructed, floors are in good condition, tools and equipment are properly stored, and waste is disposed of correctly. Any items checked as "No" require immediate follow-up action to prevent unsafe conditions. Users are advised to customize the checklist as needed.

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    Workplace Housekeeping Checklist

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    This checklist provides basic requirements for workplace housekeeping. It includes 24 items to check such as ensuring work areas are clean, tidy, and clutter-free, aisles and walkways are unobstructed, floors are in good condition, tools and equipment are properly stored, and waste is disposed of correctly. Any items checked as "No" require immediate follow-up action to prevent unsafe conditions. Users are advised to customize the checklist as needed.

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    This checklist provides basic requirements for workplace housekeeping. It includes 24 items to check such as ensuring work areas are clean, tidy, and clutter-free, aisles and walkways are unobstructed, floors are in good condition, tools and equipment are properly stored, and waste is disposed of correctly. Any items checked as "No" require immediate follow-up action to prevent unsafe conditions. Users are advised to customize the checklist as needed.

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    Workplace Housekeeping Checklist

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    Brijgopal Yadav
    This checklist provides basic requirements for workplace housekeeping. It includes 24 items to check such as ensuring work areas are clean, tidy, and clutter-free, aisles and walkways are unobstructed, floors are in good condition, tools and equipment are properly stored, and waste is disposed of correctly. Any items checked as "No" require immediate follow-up action to prevent unsafe conditions. Users are advised to customize the checklist as needed.

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    CHECKLIST FOR WORKPLACE HOUSKEEPING

    This checklist provides the basic requirements for workplace housekeeping. Should a “No” be recorded for any of the below checklist
    items, immediate follow-up action is necessary to remove the unsafe condition to prevent its reoccurrence. This checklist is non-
    exhaustive, and users are recommended to make the necessary customization to suit your work processes and conditions at the
    workplace.

    NAME OF PROJECT & LICATION: - DATE:-

    S/N Items Remarks

    1 Work area is clean, tidy and clutter-free. □ Yes □ No


    2 There are no unnecessary items in the work area. □ Yes □ No
    3 There are no food and drinks in the work area. □ Yes □ No
    4 Aisles, walkways, stairways and exits are unobstructed. □ Yes □ No
    5 There are no objects protruding into aisles and walkways. □ Yes □ No
    No item is placed around emergency equipment (e.g., fire
    6 extinguishers, first aid kits). □ Yes □ No
    7 Floors (e.g., tiles, boards and carpets) are in good condition. □ Yes □ No
    Floors are dry and free from accumulated dust, broken glass and
    8 leaks or spills (e.g., oil or water). □ Yes □ No
    9 Floor markings are highly visible and not faded. □ Yes □ No
    Floor openings or holes are guarded by a cover, grating or
    10 guardrail on all sides (except at entrances to stairways or □ Yes □ No
    ladders).
    Lamps or light sources are clean and provide adequate
    11 illumination for working. □ Yes □ No
    Warning signs are in good condition and can be clearly seen from
    12 afar. □ Yes □ No
    13 Cords, cables and hoses are bundled up when not in use. □ Yes □ No
    14 Machine and equipment guards are in place and secure. □ Yes □ No
    15 Tools are in good condition and in their designated location. □ Yes □ No
    16 Storage areas are clean, tidy and organised. □ Yes □ No
    17 Stacked materials are placed on a flat and firm foundation. □ Yes □ No
    Storage racks used are adequate for the task and in good condition.
    18 □ Yes □ No
    Heavier and bulkier items are placed on the lower shelves of a
    19 storage rack. □ Yes □ No

    20 Hazardous substances (e.g., flammable materials, toxic substances) □ Yes □ No


    are stored in compatible containers, stored under appropriate
    conditions and affixed with GHS labels.
    Physical barriers and warnings signs are installed around workplace
    hazards (e.g., sharp objects, protruding objects, a hot surface, a
    21 □ Yes □ No
    floor opening).
    Proper waste bins for general waste, recyclable waste, hazardous
    waste, and so on are provided at work areas to facilitate
    22 □ Yes □ No
    responsible disposal.
    23 Combustible waste is properly disposed of. For example, oily rags □ Yes □ No
    are disposed in closed metal waste bins.
    24 Waste (including hazardous waste) is collected regularly so that □ Yes □ No
    there is no unnecessary accumulation of waste.
    A predetermined disposal area has been designated for situations
    25 where waste materials (e.g., bulky waste, toxic waste) need to be □ Yes □ No
    accumulated till the next waste collection date.

    Project Manager Name & Sign Site safety Name & Sign.

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