Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of all employees in maintaining the workplace?

In the context of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM), all employees are typically responsible for maintaining a clean and organized work environment, reporting equipment issues, and ensuring proper storage of hazardous materials, including chemicals. These responsibilities are crucial in fostering a safe and efficient workplace.

While training new staff on safety is important, it is generally not an obligation that extends to every employee. Formal training processes usually involve designated personnel such as safety officers or experienced supervisors who have the necessary expertise to ensure comprehensive safety training. Therefore, the responsibility of training new employees typically falls on those specifically trained to do so, rather than being a collective responsibility of all employees. This delineation allows for a more structured approach to safety, ensuring that new staff receive accurate and thorough training.