π‘οΈ Naples Wallpaper β Employee Safety Guidelines
π― Purpose:
To protect our team and clients by maintaining a safe, clean, and responsible work environment both in the showroom and on job sites. Safety is everyone's responsibility.
β General Safety Guidelines (For All Staff)
Report Hazards Immediately
Notify management of any unsafe conditions, damaged equipment, spills, or other risks.Keep All Areas Clean and Clear
Maintain a tidy workspace β clear walkways, secure sample books, and avoid clutter.Use Proper Lifting Techniques
Bend at the knees, not your back. If something is too heavy, ask for help or use equipment.Wear Appropriate Clothing & Shoes
Closed-toe, non-slip shoes are required in warehouse or job site settings. No flip-flops or sandals.First Aid
Know the location of first aid kits and fire extinguishers. Report all accidents, even small ones, to a supervisor immediately.
π§ Installation & On-Site Safety
Follow Ladder Safety Protocol
Always ensure ladders are stable, on level ground, and never stand on the top step.Use Tools Responsibly
Use only company-approved tools and equipment. Inspect before use. Report any defects.Protect Walls & Floors
Use drop cloths and protective materials to prevent damage to client property.Secure Work Areas
Keep tools and materials organized to prevent tripping or injury, especially in occupied homes.Electrical Awareness
Never cut near outlets or wires without proper precautions. Shut off power if necessary.
π§½ Showroom & Front Desk Safety
Maintain a Slip-Free Environment
Clean spills immediately. Use βwet floorβ signs when mopping.Keep Exit Paths Clear
Ensure that emergency exits and fire extinguishers are accessible at all times.Cords & Displays
Keep cords neatly out of walking paths and displays securely positioned.
π¦ Handling Wallpaper & Inventory
Wallpaper Boxes & Rolls
Store rolls securely to avoid falling hazards. Use carts or assistance when moving larger items.Chemical Safety
If using adhesives or cleaners, follow the manufacturerβs safety instructions. Wear gloves when needed and ensure proper ventilation.
π§― Emergency Response
Know Your Exits
Be familiar with all emergency exits and evacuation routes in the building.Fire Safety
In the event of fire: Alert others, evacuate, and call 911. Use extinguishers only if trained.Severe Weather
Follow manager instructions during storms or other natural events. Prioritize safety and communication.
π« What Not to Do
Do not operate machinery or tools without training
Do not engage in horseplay, running, or unsafe behavior
Do not ignore warning signs or safety notices
π Final Reminder:
Safety is everyone's job.
If something doesnβt feel safe, speak up. Our company is committed to protecting our team and ensuring every job β showroom or field β is done responsibly and carefully.