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Introduction to Walking Working Surfaces

Purpose

Scope

Definitions

Roles & Responsibilities

🎮 Crossword: Safety Terminology

Policy Requirements

Housekeeping

Lighting & Illumination

Documentation

Required Records

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Walking Working Surfaces Quiz 1

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Reduce slips, trips, and falls before they happen. OSHA Walking-Working Surfaces: Safety Housekeeping and Hazard Recognition is a practical, compliance-focused course designed to help your workforce keep floors, aisles, platforms, and stairways safe and well-lit. Using real-world scenarios and clear checklists, you’ll learn how to identify hazards, maintain clean and dry surfaces, and ensure proper illumination across general industry environments. This course aligns with OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Subpart D (Walking-Working Surfaces) and related illumination best practices, translating standards into everyday actions that prevent injuries and downtime. You’ll discover the roles and responsibilities of employees and management, what areas are covered by policy, and how to document inspections, maintenance, and corrective actions for audit readiness. Interactive elements—including a terminology crossword and multiple short quizzes—reinforce retention and make learning engaging. By the end, you’ll be equipped to spot risks quickly, implement housekeeping best practices, and verify safe lighting levels to keep people moving safely through your facility.

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            <p>Maintaining a safe and hazard-free environment is a fundamental requirement for all general industry operations. This course provides a comprehensive overview of the OSHA Walking-Working Surfaces and Lighting safety policy, emphasizing the primary objective of preventing workplace injuries through rigorous adherence to established standards. By understanding the connection between proactive surface maintenance and the mitigation of slips, trips, and falls, employees can contribute to a culture of safety that protects all personnel. This training defines the essential characteristics of walking-working surfaces and highlights the critical role that proper illumination plays in identifying and avoiding potential workplace hazards.</p>

<p>Throughout this curriculum, participants will examine the specific roles and responsibilities assigned to both general employees and management to ensure the integrity of the work environment. The course details essential policy requirements, including best practices for housekeeping to keep surfaces clean and dry, and the standards for auxiliary and emergency lighting. Furthermore, the training addresses the scope of these safety requirements, identifying applicable work areas and the necessary procedures for reporting hazards and maintaining accurate documentation. By mastering these principles, all employees will be equipped to recognize risks and implement the safety measures required to maintain a secure and compliant workplace.</p>
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