Housekeeping At Workplace

Why is good housekeeping important in a workplace?

• A - It improves worker morale

• B - Reduces risk of accidents

• C - Reduces efficiency and productivity

• Only A and B

What types of hazards can be reduced through effective housekeeping?

• Slips, trips and falls

• Fire risks

• Chemical spills

• All of the above

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of good housekeeping?

• Improved worker health

• Enhanced asset longevity

• Increased accident

• Greater workplace efficiency

What can cluttered walkways lead to?

• Faster deliveries

• Increased trip hazards

• Better material flow

• Improved communication

How does good housekeeping support maintenance?

• Makes equipment checks easier

• Hides machinery defects

• Encourages broken equipment disposal

• Reduces paperwork

Which housekeeping practice helps in fire prevention?

• Storing flammable materials properly

• Leaving chemicals unattended

• Ignoring damaged wiring

• Using blocked emergency exits

Effective housekeeping contributes to waste management by:

• Reducing waste generation

• Making recycling difficult

• Hiding waste

• Promoting messy storage

Good housekeeping supports compliance with:

• Legal safety regulations

• Fashion trends

• Customer loyalty programs

• Social media guidelines

Which is a result of poor housekeeping practices?

• Lowered productivity

• Higher maintenance costs

• Increased downtime

• All of the above

What is the visual cue that signals a clean and safe workplace?

• Shiny floors only

• Clearly marked walkways and well-organized tools

• Random storage of parts

• Neglected corners