Hazard communication sits near the top of OSHA's most-cited list every single year, and the janitorial cart is one of its favorite habitats: the unlabeled spray bottle, the SDS binder nobody can find, the two products that met in a mop bucket. This is the chemical-safety program for cleaning crews…
Floor stripping is the most hazardous routine task in custodial work: caustic chemistry, a floor engineered to be slick, electrical equipment in standing solution, and heavy wet lifting — all in one night shift. This guide covers the PPE stack, the room prep, and the slip control that turn it into…
Custodial crews work every hazard category OSHA writes about, usually alone, usually at night, usually with whatever the closet holds. The floors are wet because they made them wet; the chemicals are open because they opened them; the sharps in the trash are other people's mistakes. This guide maps…
