Good housekeeping practices reduce your chances of fires, accidents and injuries. They also leave clients with a good impression of your business. So what bases should you cover when incorporating housekeeping into your loss prevention program?

General Housekeeping
- Keep aisles free of equipment, products and debris.
- Clean floors daily to prevent the buildup of dust, waste paper, and scrap.
- Don’t allow smoking in all areas of your facility and post “no smoking” signs as well.
Dust Control
- Keep all surfaces – including beams, ceilings and hidden spaces – dust free.
- Clean dust with a vacuum that has a static reducing device.
- A dust collection system with spark detection comes in handy while sanding wood and performing other dust producing processes.
Trash
- Empty trash containers daily.
- Store waste containers outside in a designated area that’s away from the building.
- Garbage should be separated by type (wood, paper, oily rags) and placed in non- combustible containers.
- Remove packaging waste such as shredded paper and plastic from the work area on a daily basis.
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