Emergency Preparedness

• Establish clear evacuation routes.

• Conduct regular drills

• Ensure all employees are familiar with emergency exits and procedures.

Fire Safety

• Install and regularly test fire alarms extinguishers, and sprinkler systems.

• Maintain a clutter-free workspace to minimize fire hazards.

Ergonomics

• Provide ergonomic furniture and equipment to reduce the risk of musculoskeletal disorders.

• Encourage employees to take regular breaks and maintain proper posture.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• Identify necessary PPE for specific tasks and ensure employees use it correctly.

• Regularly inspect and replace damaged equipment.

Hazardous Materials

• Clearly label and store hazardous materials in designated areas.

• Ensure employees are trained in proper handling and disposal procedures.

First Aid

• Keep well-stocked first aid kits accessible, and designate trained personnel to handle medical emergencies.

Workstation Safety

• Maintain tidy workspaces to prevent tripping hazards. Secure loose cables and wires to avoid accidents.

Lighting

• Ensure adequate lighting in all work areas to prevent eye strain and reduce the risk of accidents.

Ventilation

• Provide proper ventilation to minimize exposure to airborne pollutants or irritants.

• Regularly inspect and maintain HVAC systems.

Security Measures

• Implement access control systems and surveillance to enhance workplace security.

• Train employees on security protocols.

Electrical Safety

• Regularly inspect wiring and electrical equipment for damage.

• Provide training on safe electrical practices and report any malfunctions promptly.

Training Programs

• Conduct regular safety training sessions to educate employees on potential hazards and proper safety protocols.