Maintaining a safe work environment is of utmost importance to the company.
No job is so important and no task is so urgent that we cannot take time to perform our work safely. The company strongly encourages employees to communicate with other employees and their supervisors regarding safety issues . Practically all accidents are preventable if employees take the personal initiative to develop common sense Precautions. Accident prevention through education and enforcement of safety rules is A priority of the Do-It-All-JanitorialServices .

Proper execution of the safety program is a critical measure of a job performance for employees and supervisors. Specific details of the company's safety program can be in the Safety Plan.

Basic Safety Rules

1. Employees should immediately address any unsafe condition to the best of their ability and training without putting themselves in an unsafe situation. Once initial steps are taken to remedy the unsafe condition, notify your supervisor immediately.

2. Appropriate clothing and footwear must be worn on the job at all times. When personal protective equipment is required, it must be properly worn and maintained in good condition.

3. No employee should perform any task for which he or she has not received documented training. Supervisors have the responsibility to ensure all employees receive the benefit of an on-going safety-training program. If an employee is in doubt about safely performing a task, he or she should contact their supervisor for instruction and training.

4. Sate lifting techniques must always be used. Always get help with a bulky or heavy load.

5. Do not remove or bypass safety devices.

6. Obey all safety signs and tags.

7. Read and follow all warnings and directions, especially when dealings with hazardous materials or any type of chemicals or cleaning solutions.

8. Practice good housekeeping at all times in all work areas and storage areas.

9. When approaching machinery, make sure operator can see you. Do not approach from the blind side.

10. Obey all traffic regulations when operating a motorized vehicle.

11. Supervisors, in conjunction with employees, are expected to conduct monthly safety inspections of work areas. Safety inspections, deficiency reports and corrective actions must be documented and maintained on file at the work site for 36 months.

Accidents and Emergencies Basic Safety Rules

In the event of an or injury, should immediately contact their supervisor, the nearest supervisor and I or call 1 depending on the seriousness of the incident.

In the event of an injury, an accident must completed by the supervisor and the injured employee as soon as possible after the incident. Failure to report accidents is a serious matter ,as it may an from receiving workers compensation insurance benefits. In addition, timely reporting facilitates any investigation that may be appropriate to aid in the prevention of similar incidents in the future.

Know what to do where to in event of an emergency, including:

* Location of fire extinguishers and how to use them properly
* Location stations showers
* How to summon medical assistance, police and tire departments
* Building evacuation routes
* Do not move or treat an injured person you has first . training and have the
appropriate equipment available, or if there is an immediate threat to the safety of the injured person.