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Health & Safety

  • Identify Hazardous workplaces and possible working conditions
  • Point out who and how workers can be harmed by the hazards
  • Evaluate the risks and decide on precaution
  • Record your findings and implement them
  • Review your assessment and update if necessary
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    The three most common accidents faced by office cleaners are slips and trips, manual handling and falls from height. These accidents are directly related to the most common injuries affecting the cleaning industry. They are: Injury to backs and upper limbs and occupational dermatitis.

     

    Cleaning can be easier if you follow a cleaning plan and use effective cleaning techniques. Assigning household chores to family members helps get the work done faster and teaches responsibility.

    • Involve your family members – then there will be more time for Family Fun!
    • Don’t delay . . . get started.
    • Make a convenient place for everything.
    • Clean one room at a time.
    • Learn which one to throw or give it away.
    • Eliminate running back and forth by putting the cleaning supplies in a bucket or carry all.
    • Choose the hardest chore first.
    • Clean everything ie from top to bottom
    • Do the same for each room in same order - windows, dusting, floors.
    • Work  on a particular area at a time.
    • Create convenient areas to store kitchen equipment ie. pie plates, cake pans, etc.
    • Play upbeat music while you clean.
    • Don’t be distracted by the phone. Clean while talking – use the cordless.
    • Use paper plates more often.
    • Serve dinner buffet style to eliminate cleaning serving dishes.
    • Bake while you do dishes – dovetail tasks – iron while doing laundry.
    • Clean as you go – wipe out sinks with dirty towels; squeegee shower stalls after each use.
    • Use odd moments to do odd jobs.
    • Utilize a junk drawer for miscellaneous items.
    • Put things in order before going to bed. Less clutter gives you more time, money and energy

     

    Cleaning Tips

    Cleaning the Oven

     Does your oven get used every day?  Someday if you’re not using your oven, give it a quick spray of oven cleaner and keep it like that till the next day. Before you turn on your oven the next day, give it a quick wipe down. The baked on stuff comes off much easier than ever.

     

    Cleaning the Microwave

     

    Cleaning a microwave is easy. Fill up a cup of water and put it in there on high for a few minutes. The steam from the cup will loosen any stuck-on food, and then you can just wipe it away. It’s that simple.

     

    Cleaning the Fridge

     

    A fridge looks big and cleaning it looks even bigger. Follow my steps and the work will be a bit easier. First toss out any bad food. Then start with wiping down the top shelves and work down. Baking soda and water make a great cleaner and won’t leave your fridge smelling like

    harsh cleanser. After you wipe out the crispers, line them with paper towels for easier cleaning next time. Cleaning the fridge was never this easy.