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In any workplace environment — whether a storefront, manufacturing plant, or loading dock — the risk of slips, trips and falls is a constant concern. These incidents can lead to injury, loss in ...

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The purpose of this presentation is to educate industry professionals on the different types of slip-resistant products available—their advantages and disadvantages, statistics on slips and falls, ...

Winter brings snow, ice and wet conditions that significantly increase the risk of slips, trips and falls—one of the leading causes of injury-related emergency department visits. From icy sidewalks to ...

Here is some advice on avoiding slips, trips and falls in cold weather from Dr Christina Heaton, consultant nurse in falls and bone health.

Wet floors or spills and clutter can lead to employee slips, trips, falls and other possible injuries. OSHA offers the following 19 solutions and good work practices to eliminate the likelihood of ...

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Slips, trips and falls in outdoor environments can be caused by rain, sleet, ice and snow and particulate soil that cause surfaces to become slippery or produce poor traction. While we cannot control ...

Slips, trips, and falls are some of the most common causes of workplace injuries in the US, accounting for over 8 million emergency room treatments every year. While not all these incidents are severe ...

New figures* from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) reveal a sharp rise in non-fatal workplace injuries, with an estimated 680,000 workers injured in the last year, up from 604,000 the previous ...