Ergonomics Check Point
Containers adapted to each type of waste should be commissioned or built: open box type, cylindrical containers, or buckets for waste and garbage (of the appropriate size for the waste); closed containers for liquids; suitable shelves or platforms for bulkier or longer waste (such as wooden boards, metal bars, etc.). These containers should have wheels underneath so that they can be easily and frequently taken to the disposal site. In addition, removable trays should be available in case oil or other liquid spills from machinery or transportation systems. It is important to consult workers on the best way to empty the waste containers at appropriate intervals. One person should be assigned the responsibility of emptying the waste or rotate this task among a group of workers. Waste collection must be integrated as an additional activity of the work process.
It is advisable to place metal or plastic containers in each work area as they help maintain good order and cleanliness. On the other hand, heavy waste can be handled more efficiently if the container can be opened at the appropriate height, for example, by one side of the container.
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