Workplace Safety and the Hotel Industry Summit工作场所安全和酒店业首脑会议.pptVIP

Workplace Safety and the Hotel Industry Housekeeping – The Facts 47% higher risk of injury 71% higher risk of injury Housekeeping – But Why? Why are these accidents occurring? Increased luxury for the guest without decreased responsibilities for the worker. Heavier mattresses Thicker linens More amenities Housekeeping – What To Do? So what can we do? Employer Responsibilities Employee Responsibilities Housekeeping - Responsibilities Employer Responsibilities Job duties for housekeeping should be re-evaluated. Investments should be considered to allow for workers to do their job safely. Housekeeping - Responsibilities Employee Responsibilities Inform management of injuries promptly Use the tools management provides to do the job safely Practice safe work practices as instructed by your employer Let’s look at what injuries are occurring and some safe work practices for housekeeping employees… Housekeeping – Types of Injuries What Injuries are occurring? Strains Cleaning the bathrooms Making the beds Using carts Falls: Tripping over sheets and towels Slipping on water in the bathrooms Contact with Chemicals Pinch Points Housekeeping: Cleaning the Tubs Housekeeping: Cleaning the Tubs Housekeeping: Cleaning Tile Walls Housekeeping: Cleaning Tile Walls Housekeeping: Making Beds Housekeeping: Making Beds Housekeeping: Using Laundry Carts Housekeeping – Slips and Trips Avoiding Slip, Trip and Fall Hazards In bathrooms Around beds Housekeeping – Slips and Trips For Example: Housekeeping – Slips and Trips For Example: Housekeeping – Slips and Trips For Example: Housekeeping – Slips and Trips For Example: Housekeeping – Using Chemicals Housekeeping – Using Chemicals When working with chemicals: Always wear protective gloves Wear eye protection No unauthorized chemicals Ensure that containers are properly closed Inspect gloves daily Housekeeping – Using Chemicals When worki