Which practice prevents tripping hazards by securing cables and cords?

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Preventing tripping hazards by securing cables and cords is addressed by cable management. In a facial treatment room, cords from equipment like facial machines, lamps, or sterilizers can lie across walkways. Proper cable management means tidying and routing cables so they stay out of the way, securing them with clips, ties, or covers, and keeping any crossing sections protected. This directly reduces the risk of someone tripping, pulling equipment, or damaging cables. While housekeeping supports overall cleanliness and order, and personal protective equipment protects against other types of hazards, and training helps staff know safety procedures, none of these specifically ensure cables are kept secure. So, arranging and securing cables is the best way to prevent tripping hazards.