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SEE → DECIDE → ACT → VERIFY
1 · SeeRead the signalsLook across chemical controls, slips and equipment risks, PPE, lone/client-site work, workforce capability, incidents and corrective actions.
2 · DecideSet the priorityConsider harm, rights, risk, recurrence, obligations and service impact.
3 · ActAssign follow-upGive the action an owner, due date and expected outcome.
4 · VerifyCheck the outcomeConfirm the action was completed and whether it actually addressed the issue.
Manager attention list
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Review signals for this sector
Chemical exposure, spill or product change
Review the SDS, inventory, substitution options, handling, storage, PPE and worker instruction for the product and task.
Slip, trip or wet-floor incident
Review the cleaning method, timing, barriers/signage, footwear, lighting and whether people can be kept away from the affected area.
Equipment fault or manual-handling concern
Check equipment condition, maintenance, task design, loads and whether workers have the right technique, assistance and supervision.
Lone or after-hours work concern
Review access, security, communications, check-ins, emergency response and whether the task is suitable for one person.
New client site or changed site conditions
Confirm site hazards, emergency arrangements, restricted areas and coordination with the client, property manager or other PCBUs.
New worker or specialist cleaning task
Confirm site induction, chemical/equipment training, PPE and practical capability before independent work.
Management review prompts
Are chemical or exposure problems recurring across products, tasks or sites?
Are wet-floor, access or equipment incidents concentrated at particular client sites?
Do lone workers have realistic ways to raise an alarm and get help?
Are client-site hazards and overlapping responsibilities actually being communicated?
Did corrective action change the work in practice, or only create another record?
What needs to change in products, equipment, training, supervision, site coordination or work scheduling?
NZQC provides practical educational and management tools. This dashboard does not certify compliance and does not replace the health and safety, hazardous-substance, employment, licensing, authorisation or other requirements applying to an cleaning or property-services business.