Housekeeping/Site Cleaning
Housekeeping is a term used to describe the cleaning of the
work site and surrounding areas of construction project-related
debris. The term also refers to the managing and storing of
materials that are used on the project. Listed below are the
general requirements for housekeeping to which all work sites
are subject. It is important to remember that work sites subject
to specific SOs may have additional housekeeping requirements
with which to comply.
A. Work surfaces, passageways, and stairs must be kept reasonably
clear of scrap lumber and debris.
1513(a)
B. Ground areas within 6 ft. of buildings under construction
must be kept reasonably free of irregularities.
1513(b)
C. Storage areas and walkways on construction sites must
be kept reasonably free of dangerous depressions, obstructions,
and debris. 1513(c)
D. Piled or stacked material must be placed in stable stacks
to prevent it from falling, slipping, or collapsing.
1549(a)
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