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03 Washing Floors With An Auto-scrubber-JOB PROCEDURE

This document provides a safe work procedure for washing floors with an auto-scrubber. It outlines 10 steps for the process, identifying hazards at each step such as chemical burns, injury from falling equipment, and battery explosions. Personal protective equipment like gloves and goggles are recommended. The steps include setting up the auto-scrubber, adding water and chemicals, operating the scrubber, and properly storing and charging the equipment after use.

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03 Washing Floors With An Auto-scrubber-JOB PROCEDURE

This document provides a safe work procedure for washing floors with an auto-scrubber. It outlines 10 steps for the process, identifying hazards at each step such as chemical burns, injury from falling equipment, and battery explosions. Personal protective equipment like gloves and goggles are recommended. The steps include setting up the auto-scrubber, adding water and chemicals, operating the scrubber, and properly storing and charging the equipment after use.

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MAST

Safe Work Procedure

Division: Analysis By: Date: Jun/05/2007

Department: Safety Officer Supervisor: Frequency: Daily

Job Title: All Approved By: JSA Number:

Job Title: 3 Washing floors with an auto- Job Performed By: Cleaners
scrubber

REQUIRED PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Slip-resistant footwear

GENERAL NOTES:

JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS:

Step Description Hazard Controls


1 Set up the auto-scrubber. Check Spark/Arc could cause an explosion at Before you begin working with the auto-scrubber, unplug the battery
the batteries batteries charger from the wall first, then unplug the batteries from the
charger.
2 Remove cables and unhook the Chemical-Corrosive Wear rubber gloves to protect your hand from acid burns. Wear
clamps to gain access to the goggles to protect your eyes.
batteries. Raise the housing
covering the batteries. Remove
the battery cell covers to check
the water level. Add distilled
water using a funnel if
necessary. Replace cell covers
and close the housing.
3 Attach the cleaning pad to the The auto-scrubber may fall on your hands Ensure the auto-scrubber is secured
drive-block and secure the drive- resulting in an injury
block to the auto-scrubber.
4 Locate the filter, inspect the Chemical-Irritant Wear rubber gloves
filter to see if it needs cleaning.
Check the squeegee and clean
off any build-up of sludge
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5 Add clean water to the water Chemical-Irritant Wear goggles when pouring chemicals
tank. Add the appropriate
amount of cleaning chemical to
the clean water tank.
6 Start vacuum on auto-scrubber. Damage to drive-block Do not drop the drive-block onto the floor. Lower it slowly.
Lower drive-block by depressing
pedal with foot and then slowly
releasing the weight of the
drive-block. Open the water
release valve. Switch on the
drive-block motor and walk
behind the auto-scrubber. Wash
floor.
7 After floor has been washed,
switch off the drive-block motor,
close the water release valve,
raise the drive-block and turn off
the vacuum.
8 Empty and clean recovery tank
and filter. Leave the recovery
tank open to dry it out.
9 Remove the drive-block, remove Equipment damage The drive-block may warp if it is left on the auto-scrubber.
the pad from the drive-block,
clean the pad and hang them
both up to dry
10 If battery is to be charged, plug Shock, explosive gas from batteries This procedure will reduce the risk of a shock or an explosion of
in the charger first, then plug gases from the batteries.
the charger into the wall outlet

AUTHORIZED EMPLOYEE INFORMATION:

ID NUMBER: LAST NAME: FIRST NAME: REMARKS:


JOB HISTORY INFORMATION:

DATE: REMARKS:

Approval Signature: Date:

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