::Title:: Workplace Safety

::Heading:: House Keeping Safety
::Body:: 
    House keeping safety contains garbage and/or trash that will 
    be moved out the way and disposed regularly. 
    
    Items that are hazards or flammable will be covered. 
    Scraps, construction, and other should not be in work ways.
    
::Heading:: Illumination Safety
::Body:: 
    Illumination safety includes hallways, construction areas, 
    corridors, and more will be clean from trash and/or garbage
    but only lightly.
    
    This means that work areas will be clean but not entirely.
    There will be someone to clean dangerous items but not all.
    
::Heading:: The Shared Standards
::Body:: 
    House Keeping and Illumination safety are very similar 
    towards the safety standards. 
    Both require a clean and safe enviroment inorder to get work
    done. Both include a person who will clean the area to make
    sure there are no items and/or garbage in the middle of the
    work way, causing harm or injury to others.
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::Heading:: The Unique Standards
::Body:: 
    Both House Keeping and Illumination safety standards are very
    similar, but what makes them unique from each other?
    House Keeping is cleaning all the way. Making sure there 
    are no garbage and/or wastes laying around. They make sure 
    the work area is kept nice and clean inorder for the others
    to work.
    Illumination safety is cleaning about half way. They clean 
    but they only clean when the work area is too unsafe to work
    in. Getting rid of construction waste, garbage, and other
    to help others work.

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