SAFETY MEASURES IN DOING HOUSEHOLD TASK.pptx

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1. SAFETY MEASURES IN DOING HOUSEHOLD TASK Housekeeping is not only plain cleanliness. Keeping areas neat and orderly Keeping floors free of slip and trip hazards, Maintaining halls and hallways safe and clean, Removing waste materials from work areas and fire hazard places, are some of the tasks to be considered.

2. Keeping areas neat and orderly Keep floors clean, dry, and clutter‑free Remove objects from walkways (shoes, toys, bags), clean up spills immediately, sweep or vacuum often so floors are not slippery or uneven. This reduces slips, trips, & falls. homecoreinspections.com+2Safetyfic+2 Organize cords, wires, and cables Keep them bundled, out of pathways, or along walls. A tangled or loose cord is an easy source of tripping. homecoreinspections.com+2Lifelong Wellness+2

3. Keeping floors free of slip and trip hazards Spills (water, grease, soap, etc.) Clean up immediately. Use absorbent towels or mop. Use warning signs if necessary until area is dry. Proper footwear Wear shoes with good grip and soles in good condition. Avoid slippery footwear.

4. Maintaining halls and hallways safe and clean Keep Hallways Clutter‑Free Remove shoes, bags, boxes, or other items from walkways. Store things properly so you have a clear path at all times. This helps with evacuation in emergencies and reduces trip hazards. SafeWise+2CareLink+2 Clean Floors Regularly & Dry Them Quickly Sweep/vacuum frequently to remove dirt, debris, or small objects. Mop up spills immediately. Wet floor signs could help in case of damp or freshly cleaned floors. theinfluencerz.com+1

5. Removing waste materials from work areas and fire hazard places Keep waste away from ignition sources Ensure that waste / trash bins are not placed near heaters, stoves, electrical panels, tools that generate sparks, etc. Commodious+2fss.txst.edu+2 Designate safe storage for flammable / hazardous materials If you have flammable liquids, paints, solvents, or similar items, store them in a dedicated, fire‑resistant or well‑ventilated area and away from general waste. Chubb+2Health and Safety Authority+2

6. Danger or risks can vary greatly. What is important is, whoever is to use a tool or piece of equipment as required in his/her job, he/she has to do this with care. Employers need to orient workers and provide all the necessary information to ensure safe use of tools. Check that workers have the appropriate qualifications to use intricate tools and equipment. The workers needs to handle material in his/her daily function in the workplace. Handling material should not be taken for granted. Untoward incidents may happen if this is done incorrectly.

7. An example of this is wearing gloves to prevent cuts and wearing safety shoes to prevent injury to your feet from a dropped item. Sometimes, there are tasks which require you to carry load. Consider some of these tips which the National Safety Council suggests: 1. Determine if you can carry a load comfortably; tip it on its side. 2. Ask for help if the load is too heavy or bulky for one person. Check if there are nails, splinters, rough trapping or rough edges.

8. 3. Lift the load correctly. 4. See to it that your footing is solid. 5. Position your back with no curving or slouching. 6. Your body must be at center over your feet. 7. Get a good grasp of the object and pull it close to you. Lift with your arms and legs not with your back. 8. Move with your feet to turn; don’t twist your back. 9. Don’t attempt to carry a big or heavy load.

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10. QUIZ TIME: Multiple Choice Questions: 1. Why is it important to wear gloves when cleaning with chemicals? A. To look stylish B. To protect your hands from harmful substances C. To finish faster D. To avoid using soap 2. Which is the proper way to lift a heavy object? A. Bend your back and lift quickly B. Use one hand only C. Bend your knees and keep your back straight D. Drag it across the floor

11. 3. When mopping a floor, what should you always do afterward? A. Leave the mop on the floor B. Walk barefoot to test it C. Put a “Wet Floor” sign or inform others D. Use extra water to keep it shiny 4. When cleaning with water or soap, how can you avoid slipping? A. Wear socks B. Leave spills and clean later C. Walk slowly and use non-slip footwear D. Run to finish faster

12. 5. Why is it important to maintain good posture while doing chores like sweeping or lifting? A. To look professional B. To avoid back injuries C. To finish faster D. To impress others

13. TRUE OR FALSE: 6. Wearing proper footwear can help prevent slips and injuries in the kitchen. 7. Always store cleaning products in their original containers to avoid confusion. 8. A ttempt to carry a big or heavy load. 9. Position your back with no curving or slouching. 10. Determine if you can carry a load comfortably

14. ACTIVITIES: Safety Role-Playing Scenarios Objective: Teach students how to safely handle common household tasks. Activity: Create scenarios where students roleplay different household chores. For each task, they should discuss and demonstrate the safety precautions they would take. For example: Task: Using a kitchen knife. Safety measures: Use a cutting board, cut away from the body, etc. Task: Using cleaning chemicals. Safety measures: Wearing gloves, reading labels, storing chemicals away from children.