Make 1910.22 Operational
Translate OSHA 1910.22 housekeeping language into observable warehouse checks.
Housekeeping is a control, not a cleanup mood. Turn the words into checks OSHA 1910.22 asks for surfaces that are clean, orderly, sanitary, dry where feasible, hazard-free, inspected, maintained, and repaired. In a warehouse, that means workers must be able to look at a lane or station and decide whether it is ready for feet, wheels, and load movement. Clean means no loose bands, wrap, labels, broken pallet pieces, leaking product, or trash in the path. Orderly means pallets, tools, totes, and returns are inside marked homes instead of narrowing a walkway. Dry means wet areas are drained, matted, cleaned,…
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