Affiliation:
1. Head of the Department, Department of Hospital Administration, Dr.N.G.P. Arts and Science College
2. Student, Department of Hospital Administration, Dr.N.G.P. Arts and Science College
Abstract
Cleaning, maintaining a healthy atmosphere, and providing adequate sanitation services are all part of hospital housekeeping services, as is
pollution control on hospital premises. Hospital housekeeping services include activities such as cleaning, maintaining the hospital environment,
and providing good sanitation. Hospital housekeeping management is a branch of general management that is responsible for overseeing hospital
cleanliness, general environmental hygiene, sanitation, and waste disposal using proper procedures, equipment, and personnel. Housekeeping is
commonly dened as "all activities aimed at providing a clean, safe, and comfortable environment." Workplace dangers can be controlled or
eliminated with the help of housekeeping. Cleaning is only one aspect of household management. It entails keeping work areas clean and
organised, removing debris (such as paper and cardboard) and other re dangers from workplaces, and avoiding tripping hazards in corridors and
oors. It also necessitates paying attention to critical issues such as overall workplace organisation, aisle labelling, storage capacity, and upkeep.
Cleaning is crucial in addition to incident and re prevention. Cleaning effectively is an ongoing activity rather than a one-time occurrence. This
study focuses on housekeeping employees' perceptions of workplace safety.
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