All land uses in Oklahoma City are classified according to the regulations outlined in Sections 59-8150. This includes the use of solvents and alternative cleaning methods, the replacement of older dry cleaning machines with modern closed-circuit machines, and the introduction of vapor recovery equipment and other technologies to reduce occupational exposure and environmental emissions. The regulations require that all cleaners wear protective gear while onsite at a property. This includes safety glasses, gloves, and a face mask. The face mask should be worn at all times while onsite, as it helps protect against hazardous fumes and particles that may be present in the air.
Additionally, cleaners should don long-sleeved shirts and pants to protect their skin from any potential hazards. Cleaners should also be aware of any potential hazards that may be present in the area they are working in. This includes checking for any hazardous materials or chemicals that may be present. If any hazardous materials or chemicals are present, cleaners should take extra precautions to ensure their safety. This may include wearing additional protective gear or using special cleaning products. Finally, cleaners should always follow the instructions provided by their employer when it comes to safety protocols.
This includes following all safety guidelines and procedures outlined by their employer. Cleaners should also be aware of any safety regulations that may be specific to their job site.
