Prevent Workplace Injuries & Accidents - Slips, trips and falls

Описание: Slips, Trips and Falls Safety | Prevent Workplace Injuries & Accidents

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Slips, trips and falls are one of the leading causes of workplace injuries across construction sites, industrial facilities, warehouses, and offices.
Most of these incidents happen during routine tasks — and most of them are completely preventable.

This slips, trips and falls safety video explains why poor housekeeping, uneven surfaces, weather conditions, and rushed behaviour continue to cause serious injuries every day.

In this slips, trips and falls safety briefing, you will learn:
✔️ What causes slips, trips and falls at work
✔️ Common hazards on construction and industrial sites
✔️ How poor housekeeping increases injury risk
✔️ The impact of weather, lighting, and surface conditions
✔️ Why hazard awareness and early reporting prevent incidents

This video supports construction safety training, industrial safety awareness, and HSE toolbox talks, and aligns with OSHA slips, trips and falls prevention principles.

Key message:
What you don’t clean, control, or report will eventually injure someone.

🎯 Ideal for:
• Slips, trips and falls toolbox talks
• Site inductions
• Daily safety moments
• Supervisor and leadership briefings
• Workplace safety training sessions

Slips and trips happen in seconds —
but prevention starts with planning, housekeeping, and awareness.

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📌 Topics: HSE | Slips Trips and Falls | Construction Safety | Workplace Safety | Risk Management
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