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Using Utah Flooring Inspectors as Part of a Slip and Fall Safety Strategy

June 11, 2015 by Flooristics staff 7 Comments

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Utah flooring inspectorPreventing slip and fall accidents on all kinds of flooring types is the responsibility of Utah business owners everywhere. Along with proper training for employees on how to take care of sudden spills and working with the maintenance crew on how to best keep up with care and frequency of cleaning. Utah business owners should also consider incorporating a Utah flooring inspector as part of a comprehensive slip and fall safety strategy.

A Utah flooring inspector can provide valuable documentation for a business owner’s records. These records can document the maintenance and upkeep of flooring in an office, storefront, or factory.

Along with the Utah flooring inspector’s regular reports. Business owners should definitely include the following documents in their overall slip and fall safety strategy:

 

 

  • Cleaning procedures including products being used
  • Frequency of cleaning and signed off by the crew
  • Schedule for employee training sessions on floor safety and maintenance
  • Accident reports for at least the past several years
  • Copies of local, state, and federal regulations on slip and fall accidents
  • Building codes regarding flooring and floor safety

If a slip and fall accident occurs, the insurance company or court may require the Utah business owner to provide documentation about floor safety strategies. The Utah flooring inspector’s report will be a critical part of proving regular maintenance, adequate floor conditions, and more.

Utah business owners who are interested in keeping the best records possible on flooring conditions and floor safety should contact a Utah flooring inspector for more details on a complete slip and fall safety strategy.

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