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Laundry Best Practice

Published by Pineapple Academy

This training content focuses on best practices for laundry equipment maintenance, chemical handling, and ergonomics in healthcare settings. However, the principles and hazards discussed are transferable to other industries such as manufacturing, food processing, and education.

Objectives

Understand the importance of regular equipment maintenance; Know how to handle chemicals safely; Learn strategies for preventing ergonomic injuries

Roles

Maintenance Technician; Sanitation Worker; Facilities Manager; Laundry Attendant; Maintenance Worker; Production Supervisor; Housekeeping Staff

Departments

Sanitation and Maintenance; Maintenance and Repair; Laundry Services; Facilities Management; Environmental Services

Industries

Food Processing; Education; Manufacturing; Healthcare

Tags

laundry-equipment-maintenance; ergonomics; chemical-handling

Topics

Equipment Maintenance; Chemical Handling; Ergonomics

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