Cleaning has always been a part of being a professional worker. Even in ancient times, builders would clean their tools after using them so they could be ready for the next job. This will help keep down any dust build-up which can cause problems when exposed too quickly – especially if there is an electrical fault or other problem with the machine itself!
Few things are as important to your business as keeping your building site clean. After all, if you don’t keep it clean, then everything will be dirty and unhygienic. But what exactly is so important about keeping it clean? Well, there are a number of reasons why it’s important to keep construction machinery clean:
Safety – There have been countless studies that show that the dust generated by construction machinery can cause serious health problems in workers and those who live near the site. The most common issue is silicosis, which is a lung disease caused by inhaling silica dust.
Environment – Every year thousands of tonnes of waste material are produced in the UK alone as a result of building projects. This waste material is usually disposed of at landfills or sent off to incinerators where it produces harmful emissions into our air supply. If this happens next door to you then you could be breathing in these harmful emissions every day!
Cost – In addition to being bad for your health, not cleaning up after yourself can also cost your company money!
You should also make sure that if there are any parts that need replacing or repairs, then you should do them as soon as possible.