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EHS-Safety

Slips, Trips and Falls

Slips, trips and falls are very common injuries that occur on the job.  Fortunately, many can be avoided.  Slips, trips and falls can be avoid by following a few simple pointers:

  •  Use the handrail when ascending or descending stairs.
  • Call custodial if you discover a wet floor and warn others in the area
  • Watch where you are walking
  • Do not talk on a cell phone while walking
  • Do not carry loads that obstruct your vision
  • When working on roofs, on a scaffold or on another elevated area, use a safety harness to prevent a fall in case you slip.

For more information on slips, trips, and falls see: OSHA

Last Modified: 09/01/2011 12:38:43 by content editor