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Slips, trips, and falls are one of the leading causes of injuries and fatalities in the workplace. According to OSHA, slip, trip, and fall incidents cause 15% of all accidental deaths and are second only to motor vehicle incidents as a cause of fatalities on the job. These types of incidents can result in life-changing injuries to the employees who suffer them.

Common Slip, Trip, and Fall Incidents

• Falls from elevation are often deadly or result in serious injury and may include falls from ladders, falls off of mobile equipment, falls from roofs or other elevated structures, etc.
• Slip incidents on slippery surfaces such as snow and ice are common in colder geographical areas in the U.S. Wet floor conditions or spilled liquids are also common causes of slip incidents at work.
• Trips can be caused by a multitude of reasons, including poor housekeeping , changes in elevation, poor lighting conditions, improper footwear, etc.

Mitigation Actions to Prevent Slip, Trip, and Fall Incidents

• Always use fall prevention or protection for work over 4ft in general industry work and 6ft in the construction industry. Protect workers by using proper guarding of any holes or open windows and use guardrails to prevent falls. Where guardrails are not feasible, use adequate fall protection.  An example of adequate fall protection is a full-body harness and a self-retracting lanyard attached to an approved anchor point with 100% tie-off.
• Proper housekeeping is very important in preventing slip, trip, and falls incidents. Objects on the ground create a hazard for anyone walking or working in the area. Maintain clearly defined paths for walking in the work area. Maintain organized laydown yards for tools and equipment out of the way of employee foot traffic.
• Address any wet, slippery, or icy walking surfaces in your work area. Post signs of any hazardous surfaces until the situation is taken care of completely.
• When climbing up or down a portable or fixed ladder, ensure that you use proper techniques, such as using three points of contact and keeping your belt buckle within the sides of the ladder. Do not lean to reach objects- this can throw off your balance, and you could fall.

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For the next few questions please choose the most appropriate answer to fill in the blank. __________ is defined as the resistance between two touching surfaces

Obstruction

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Trips occur when ________________ interferes withyour forward movement, causing you to lose your balance.

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Falls may result if you ______________________.

Reach too far ouside of your center of gravity

Eat too fast

Don't wear shoes

Talk and walk at the same time

Let's look at the causes of slips. Mark each answer true or false. Slips can be caused by wet surfaces.

Slips can be caused by hurrying., slips can be caused by carrying a book., slips can be caused by wearing the wrong shoes for your work area., now let's talk about trips. mark each answer true or false. trips can be caused by uneven flooring., trips can be caused by hurrying., trips can be caused by cords stretched across walkways., trips can be caused by obstructions left in hallways., trips can be caused by loose rugs and curled carpeting., let's look at ways to avoid slips, trips, and fall. mark each answer true or false. you can avoid slips by cleaning up all spills immediately., you can avoid slips by wearing appropriate footwear, with deep treads and non-slip soles., you can avoid slips and trips by jumping over obstacles in the walkway.  , you can avoid slips and trips by clearing away clutter from the floor, closing all desk drawers and storing away or tacking down all cords., adequate lighting is important to avoid slips, trips and falls., just a few more questions, this section is about the use of ladders. mark each question true or false. when using a ladder be sure to set it on a firm surface, and if possible have another person hold the bottom of the ladder to stabalize it., when using a ladder it is okay to lean over the side to reach for a distant object., if you need to reach something on a high shelf it is okay to climb on your desk chair., when climbing a ladder it is best not to be carrying any items., for this next few questions please choose the best answer from the multiple choices. the number of people who suffer a workplace injury in america each year is ______________..

3.3 million

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Slips, trips and falls are a common reason for many of the injuries in workplaces. They can cause minor injuries but can also lead to serious, long-term injuries. Many slip, trips and falls are avoidable and there are usually easy solutions a workplace can apply to control the risk, either by eliminating or minimising it. It could be as simple as cleaning up a spillage straight away, or moving a cord off a walkway which can prevent injuries from occurring.

Why run a Slips, Trips, and Falls Toolbox Talk?

• Prevent unnecessary injury from slip, trips and falls by improving awareness and training
• Fewer injuries means higher productivity
• Makes sure workers know what to look for and what to do about it to reduce the risk of an injury occurring

What to watch out for that are common causes of slip, trips and falls? 

• Poor housekeeping & messy sites 
• Poor lighting 
• Uneven walking surfaces 
• Clutter on site 
• Uncovered cords and cables 
• Weather conditions (e.g. rain, ice, dust) 
• Obstructed views 
• Unsuitable footwear 
• Distractions (e.g. cell phone, other workers) 

What can you do to help prevent slips, trips and falls occurring? 

• Keeping work areas clear & tidy from clutter, obstructions and rubbish 
• Any waste placed in designated bins 
• Clean up any leaks or spills immediately 
• Put tools and equipment away
• Wear suitable footwear (e.g. grippy, anti-slip) 
• Ensure work areas are well lit and sufficient light for work
• Keep cords and cables out of walkways, covered or secured 
• Be aware of your surroundings and focus on what you are doing 
• Work to the weather conditions 

What if a slip, trip or fall occurs or nearly occurs? 

• Report all slip, trip and fall accidents and near misses, with or without injury, this will help identify the hazards and implement control measures to prevent reoccurrence

Key takeaways 

• Simply cleaning up your work area as you go, can help reduce slip, trips and falls 
• Make sure you are always aware of your surroundings and look where you are walking  

If you see a hazard that has the potential to cause a slip, trip or fall then pick it up or fix it – don’t wait for someone else to do it. Do it yourself!

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