EXAMPLES OF CONCRETE MEASURES REGARDING HEALTH & SAFETY Sample Clauses

EXAMPLES OF CONCRETE MEASURES REGARDING HEALTH & SAFETY. To promote health, safety and to prevent work-related accidents, employers should take concrete measures, such as: Air ◆ install and maintain ventilation and cooling systems ◆ measure temperature continuously ◆ take steps to reduce dust Canteen ◆ keep eating area, including floor, tables, kitchen, serving areas and surroundings clean and hygienic ◆ ensure that food is prepared and cooked off the ground ◆ ensure that food is of reasonable quality and price Chemicals ◆ store chemicals in an enclosed area separate from the workplace ◆ label chemical containers with clear marks in Khmer (and other relevant language/s) ◆ install exhaust ventilation in areas of the factory where chemicals are used ◆ separate areas of the factory where chemicals are used from other work areas ◆ train employees on how to work with chemicals ◆ provide employees with protective clothing (e.g. gloves) and equipment (e.g. glasses or masks) Drills ◆ hold emergency drills regularly Emergency doors ◆ install and mark exit doors ◆ keep doors accessible and unlocked Fire extinguishers ◆ install enough fire extinguishers and make sure they are easy to reach ◆ test fire extinguishers regularly First aid ◆ provide enough first aid boxes and make sure employees have easy access to them ◆ check contents of first aid boxes regularly Machine: ◆ install machines safely and maintain hem well ◆ install needle guards for sewing machines ◆ install and maintain electricity system and wiring safely ◆ post safety signs on electrical switch boxes ◆ Install belt cover on the moving parts of the machines Noise ◆ measure noise levels ◆ provide ear protection for employees working in loud work areas Sanitation ◆ repair broken toilets and toilet doors ◆ mark toilet doors for use by men and women ◆ provide a washing facility near toilets Walkways ◆ mark walkways clearly and keep them free from obstacles and rubbish.
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