What does PUWER NOT state regarding workplace equipment?

The correct choice highlights that PUWER, which stands for the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations, does not specifically mandate that workplace equipment be cleaned daily with professional cleaning agents. While maintaining cleanliness can contribute to safety and operational efficiency, PUWER primarily focuses on ensuring that equipment is safe to use, regularly inspected, maintained properly, and that users have the necessary training to operate the equipment safely. The emphasis is on the safety and suitability of the equipment for its intended use rather than prescribing specific cleaning protocols. Maintaining equipment and regular inspections indeed fall within the requirements set out by PUWER, focusing on operational safety rather than cleaning standards.