Sujata Kaskar
Yes. When maids feel safe and confident in their work, they perform tasks more efficiently, make fewer mistakes, and maintain a healthier, more positive attitude toward their job.
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Supriya Arjun Lepkar
Employers should supply protective gear (like gloves and masks), provide clear instructions for appliances, ensure proper tools (like a sturdy ladder), and maintain open communication to make sure the maid feels safe.
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Mansi Madhani
Many professional maid agencies now offer formal training programs before placing candidates. However, even if an agency doesn’t, employers can provide simple guidance and instructions at home.
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Priyanka Ganesh Kamble
Important topics include safe use of cleaning chemicals, fire and electrical safety, personal hygiene, proper lifting techniques, first aid basics, and safe practices for childcare or elderly care.
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Madhavi Narkar
Training helps maids avoid common household risks like slips, burns, or cuts. It also ensures they handle cleaning agents, appliances, and other tasks safely, protecting both themselves and the household.
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