Should You Clean Spills?
Spills Should Be Wiped Up, Cleaned, and Dried Before the Area Is Considered Safe for Work-Related Activities. Mopping the Area Will Clean the Spill, but It May...
Spills should be wiped up, cleaned, and dried before the area is considered safe for work-related activities. Mopping the area will clean the spill, but it may create a more dangerous area for slip and falls. Your workplace spill station should include: Absorbent materials (Rags, towels, cloths etc.)
Why should you clean up spills?
Oil spills can be small or large, and even a small oil spill can lead to slip and fall accidents. ... Not performing oil spill cleanup immediately can create serious health hazards, especially if the spill is in an area that is small and congested, like a basement.
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What should you use to clean up a spill?
- Cover the spill with plastic or a tarp to prevent a breeze from moving the material.
- Put weights on the cover.
- Use a broom, dustpan, or shovel to sweep up the spill while rolling back the tarp to expose only a small area at a time.
- Place spillage in metal or plastic containers.
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