What is one potential hazard of not cleaning the equipment room daily?

Not cleaning the equipment room daily can significantly increase the risk of migration of asbestos fibers outside the containment area. Asbestos is a hazardous material, and its fibers can easily become airborne if disturbed. If the room is not kept clean, dust and debris containing asbestos can accumulate. When equipment is moved or used within the room, these fibers can be dislodged and can escape into the surrounding environment. This can lead to contamination of areas outside the containment zone, posing health risks to workers and others nearby.

The other options do not directly relate to the critical safety concerns associated with asbestos exposure. Temperature control, photographic evidence, and visibility issues, while they can have their own implications for workplace safety and efficiency, do not address the immediate and serious risk of asbestos fiber release and exposure.