Preventing Slips, Trips Falls USDA防止滑倒旅行和跌倒美国农业部.pptVIP

PreventingSlips, Trips Falls Hazards are Everywhere Causes for WorkplaceSlips, Trips and Falls A Lack of Safety Awareness Unsafe Conditions Unsafe Behaviors Watch your step! Reducing Slips, Trips and Falls Stay alert and aware of your surroundings Get plenty of rest Manage stress Avoid alcohol and drug use Take appropriate breaks Preventing Slips If you must work on wet surfaces Make wide turns at corners Walk slowly and take short steps Keep your feet pointed slightly outward Keep your hands free for balance Wear appropriate slip-resistant shoes Preventing Slips When the weather creates hazardous walking conditions Keep your hands free for balance Wear shoes with enough traction for the ground condition Wear sunglasses on bright days, especially if the ground is covered with snow or ice Preventing Slips Examples of preventable slips Wipe shoes thoroughly on rugs Wipe up spills (even small one) – even if it is not your spill Mark spills/slippery area until cleaned up If you see a hazard on the floor, clean it up Preventing Trips Trips are caused by taking shortcuts, poor lighting and loose footing Walk in designated areas Make sure you can see where you are going – and look ahead Carry only loads you can see over and doesn’t hinder your movement Remind yourself to slow down and pay attention Preventing Trips Keep areas well lit and clean. Proper lighting helps avoid potential hazards Turn on lights every time you enter a room Replace light bulbs when they burn out Keep all work areas walkways clear of boxes, bags, papers, cords, etc. Watch for curled rugs, chipped flooring, etc. Close file drawers and cabinet doors after each use Correct or report potential trip hazards Preventing Falls Falls happen when your center of gravity is in an unsupported position. Use the right equipment for the job Find out equipment needs ahead of time Follow safety warnings on equipment Keep your center of gravity supported Keep your arms and legs as close to your center o