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Last Update 06/24/2024
Completion Time 30 minutes
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Safety
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    • Slip Trip & Fall
    • The unseen Danger
    • The costly oversight
    • Collective Responsability
    • SLIPS
    • TRIPS
    • FALLS
    • Statistics
    • Industry Specific Insights
    • Beyond the statistics
    • Identifying comon risk factors
    • Importance of illumination
    • Navigating surface hazards
    • Housekeeping
    • Prevention
    • PPE
    • Responding to SIPS TRIP FALL
    • Responsability
    • Systematic approach to investigation
    • Turn incidents into improvements

Preventing Slip, Trip, and Fall Incidents: A Comprehensive Safety Course

Course Description:

This course provides essential knowledge and practical strategies for identifying, preventing, and managing slip, trip, and fall hazards in various environments. Participants will learn about common causes of these incidents, risk assessment techniques, and effective prevention measures to create safer workplaces and public spaces. 

Learning Content:
  • Understanding slip, trip, and fall mechanics
  • Common hazards and risk factors
  • Regulatory requirements and standards
  • Risk assessment and hazard identification techniques
  • Prevention strategies and best practices
  • Proper housekeeping and maintenance procedures
  • Selecting appropriate flooring materials and footwear
  • Importance of proper lighting and signage
  • Fall protection systems and equipment
  • Incident investigation and root cause analysis


Theory:

The course is based on established safety principles, ergonomics, and human factors engineering. It incorporates current research on slip resistance, biomechanics of falls, and effective intervention strategies. The curriculum aligns with OSHA guidelines and industry best practices for fall prevention.


Goal:

To equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively identify, assess, and mitigate slip, trip, and fall hazards in their work environments, ultimately reducing incident rates and promoting a culture of safety.


Benefits:
  • Reduced workplace injuries and associated costs
  • Improved employee morale and productivity
  • Enhanced compliance with safety regulations
  • Decreased liability and insurance premiums
  • Development of proactive safety management skills
  • Increased awareness of potential hazards in various settings
  • Ability to implement effective prevention strategies
  • Better understanding of incident investigation techniques
  • Improved decision-making in safety-related matters
  • Contribution to a safer work environment for all employees