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10 Questions To Ask Yourself About Floor Safety

June 8, 2015 by Flooristics staff 18 Comments

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floor safetyAs a business owner seeking to be proactive. There are several questions you should ask yourself when it comes to ensuring the safety of the flooring and walkways at the workplace:

  1. Am I interested in doing everything I can to keep my employees safe from slip and fall accidents?
  2. Is the flooring at the workplace in good condition and installed properly?
  3. Do I have a safety and maintenance program in place?
  4. Is the floor safety and maintenance program updated, or is it old?
  5. Is there someone at work who is responsible for overall floor safety, spill cleanup, and similar tasks?
  6. Are we using the right cleaning techniques, equipment, and chemicals on the flooring?
  7. Is the flooring at work appropriate for the tasks the employees are doing and for the level of foot traffic each day?
  8. Am I doing everything I can to protect my company from lawsuits that result from a serious slip-and-fall accident?
  9. Can I provide written documentation about my company’s proactive approach to floor safety in the event of litigation?
  10. Does my company’s current floor safety program show due diligence to safety if it were presented in court?

These questions can help you evaluate your current floor safety efforts. Honest answers can show whether you are doing enough to reduce slip and fall risks for employees and customers.

A licensed and certified flooring inspector can help answer these questions. An inspector can also help strengthen your floor safety program. Regular inspections can improve walkway safety and provide useful documentation if an accident leads to litigation.

If you own or manage a Salt Lake City business, consider hiring a flooring inspector. An inspector can evaluate the site and help you answer the 10 questions above.

There’s one final question to ask yourself. “Could I use the help of a Salt Lake City flooring inspector?” The answer is, “YES!”

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