Slips and trips remain the single most common cause of major injury in workplaces. The process of cleaning has the potential to create many safety hazards, especially for those entering the area being cleaned, including the cleaners themselves. Frequent causes of accidents include freshly cleaned, smooth floors being left damp and slippery, or trailing wires from a vacuum or buffing machine, which can present a trip hazard. An effective cleaning regime requires a good management system to help you identify problem areas, develop and implement strategies for improvement, and evaluate the effectiveness of the changes made. Good communication is also needed at all levels to ensure the right action is taken – e.g. between equipment and chemical suppliers to clarify suitability of a product for the type of contaminant and floor.
Slip falls kill seven times more people than the flu.
Third most common cause of ER visits for the past 10 years in the EU
Durable polypropylene folding ‘A’ sign displaying ‘Caution Wet Floor’ in both English and French.
Highly visible, tall safety cone, complete with mop holders to hold tools in place.
Highly visible, tall mobile safety cone, complete with mop holders, top handle and braked castors to prevent movement once locked.
All-in-one solution for emergency spillages. Contains Safety Cone, Interchange Handle and Super Drying Mophead and Frame, for both drying floors and keeping them safe.
All-in-one solution for emergency spillages. Contains Rapid Response Safety Cone, Rapid Mop, Interchange Handle and Super Drying Mophead and Frame, for both cleaning and drying floors.