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Keep it clean SAFETY TALKS! for PowerPoint © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

No matter what your occupation for PowerPoint No matter what your occupation Good housekeeping is important Keeping workplace neat and tidy can prevent injuries SAFETY TALKS! Even fatalities © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

An orderly worksite can help prevent: for PowerPoint • Injury resulting from a fall • Injury after being struck by an object • Death in a fire caused by improper storage SAFETY TALKS! • Reduced productivity caused by clutter © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

Good housekeeping doesn’t just happen for PowerPoint Good housekeeping doesn’t just happen • It requires teamwork and guidelines • Workers should help set standards SAFETY TALKS! © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

Sometimes rules come after close calls for PowerPoint Suddenly cleanup seems more important Don’t wait to shape up SAFETY TALKS! Make it a priority now Use checklists and standads © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

Follow recommended practices for PowerPoint Follow recommended practices Keep areas free of clutter Keep floors clean and dry Vacuum and sweep frequently SAFETY TALKS! © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

Store materials in designated areas for PowerPoint Clearly label all containers Use proper waste containers Keep sprinklers, fire alarms and extinguishers clear SAFETY TALKS! Clean up all spills properly and promptly © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

Remember to store tools in their place for PowerPoint Report or repair damaged tools and equipment Or remove from service until fixed properly SAFETY TALKS! Watch for overloaded electrical circuits Follow maintenance requirements © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

Good housekeeping can boost morale for PowerPoint Good housekeeping can boost morale • It should be continually encouraged • SAFETY TALKS! Not just when visitors are expected © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

for PowerPoint SAFETY TALKS! © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.