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Walk the Walk and Talk the Talk

Conducting regular inspections and walkthroughs of your business with a housekeeping checklist can help identify areas needing attention, which may help prevent potentially dangerous and costly accidents. In addition, employee training should be offered on a scheduled basis to show everyone how to actively maintain a safe work environment. This can include reminders to:

• Follow cleaning schedules
• Understand how to use and store hazardous materials
• Store in designated spaces
• Dispose of waste properly
• Report accidents immediately
• Follow posted signage
• Ensure are clear and free of obstructions
• Maintain equipment and tools
• Charge items with in designated spaces using appropriate chargers

Evaluate Your Risk Management Plan

Take the time to annually review and update your to address new risks and technologies, and to ensure all staff are familiar with any updates. For example, with the rise of lithium-ion battery fires, educating your employees on safe practices can help .¹

By maintaining a clean, obstruction-free environment, you can help reduce the risk of accidents, equipment failure, and unwanted downtime to protect your business and bottom line. Reach out to your local Federated® to learn more.

¹ International Association of Fire Fighters. Preventing Lithium-ion Battery Fires. Accessed 11/19/24.