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Slips, trips and falls to the same level continue to be a top cause of lost workday injuries and workers compensation claims. Unlike many types of workplace incidents, slip and fall injuries aren’t isolated to a certain area or process. They can happen anywhere in and around the facility.
Like other safety risks; identifying potential problem areas, establishing procedures to prevent incidents and having the right tools and equipment in place are all keys to preventing injuries and minimizing hazards. For some facilities, floor safety issues can be addressed by enhancing the good housekeeping procedures that are already established throughout the facility. For others, more comprehensive plans may be necessary.