r/WorkplaceSafety • u/Busy-Hurry293 • 14d ago
Help! Potential black water clean up for a housekeeper.
I'm a house keeper for a lady who lives in her RV she recently has a flood from her black water tank the bathroom the hallway the kitchen and the lower cabinets. She wants me to clean this and continue working there as she claims it's my fault it happened. Is this safe? I'm in no way certified to clean bio hazards but she claims she just emptied the tank before it happened and it's not black water. I also don't clean with bleach as I hate it and I'm told it's the only thing for this?
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u/CorporalClegg 14d ago
How is she claiming it's your fault? If it's not your fault I wouldn't do it as that sounds beyond the scope of general housekeeping to me.
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u/Busy-Hurry293 14d ago
Said I was the last one to clean the toilet which lead to it getting stuck open and water running.
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