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PREVENT SLIPS AND FALLS . Slipping, tripping and falling make up almost 20 per cent of all workplace injuries. Preventing these injuries should be a key part of workplace safety. WORKERS SHOULD BE AWARE OF THESE HAZARDS: 1. Slippery and uneven surfaces 2. Debris and tripping hazards 3. Dark and obstructed pathways 4. Unsuitable footwear Everyone has responsibility for health and safety as an essential part of their job. Report safety concerns to your supervisor. To report incidents, critical injuries or fatalities, call the Ministry of Labour at 1-877-202-0008. In an emergency, always call 911 immediately. www.ontario.ca/healthandsafetyatwork January 2013 EMPLOYERS SHOULD: 1. Ask workers to report safety concerns 2. Identify hazards and train workers about safety practices 3. Discuss possible solutions with workers and follow up with their progress 4. Comply with all other duties under the OHSA and applicable regulations

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Page 1: Poster: Prevent Slips and Falls · Title: Poster: Prevent Slips and Falls Author: Ontario Ministry of Labour Subject: poster, slips, trips, fall, fall hazards, hazards, health, safety,

PREVENT SLIPS AND FALLS.

Slipping, tripping and falling make up almost 20 per cent of all workplace injuries. Preventing these injuries should be a key part of workplace safety.

WORKERS SHOULD BE AWARE OF THESE HAZARDS:1. Slippery and uneven surfaces

2. Debris and tripping hazards

3. Dark and obstructed pathways

4. Unsuitable footwear

Everyone has responsibility for health and safety as an essential part of their job. Report safety concerns to your supervisor.

To report incidents, critical injuries or fatalities, call the Ministry of Labour at 1-877-202-0008. In an emergency, always call 911 immediately.

www.ontario.ca/healthandsafetyatwork

Janu

ary

2013

EMPLOYERS SHOULD:1. Ask workers to report safety

concerns

2. Identify hazards and train workers about safety practices

3. Discuss possible solutions with workers and follow up with their progress

4. Comply with all other duties under the OHSA and applicable regulations