This is a result of a loss of balance caused by too little friction between your feet and the surface you walk or work on.
What is a slip?
This is a result of unintended loss of balance.
What is a fall?
This is a result of the foot or lower leg hitting an object; the upper body continues moving, and results in loss of balance.
What is a trip?
This is a fundamental way to reduce the risk of slips, trips and falls, and should be done everyday!
What is practice good housekeeping?
Cleaning these up immediately can prevent a slip, trip or fall.
What is a spill?
Always keep at least this many points of contact when climbing a ladder.
What is 3 points of contact?
These create trip hazards and are commonly used to supply electrical power.
What is an extension cord?
This tool, commonly found by stairwells, can help prevent trips and falls.
What is a handrail?
Keeping these tied can prevent a trip.
What are shoelaces?
Doing this on the way to a meeting - even if you are late - can increase your chances of experiencing a slip, trip and fall.
What is running?
Obstructed view, poor lighting, clutter, wrinkled carpeting, bottom drawers not being closed are examples of what?
What are common trip hazards?
This tool should be used to access objects that are out of reach.
What is a ladder?
In FY22, this was second highest cause of LCRA injury/illness incidents.
What are slips, trips and falls?
According to the National Safety Council, 33% of non-fatal injuries are due to what?
What is falls?
Keep these areas well lit and free of debris to reduce the risk of slips, trips and falls.
What is a walkway?
This can help warn people when floors are wet or hazardous.
What is a sign?
If you are involved in a safety incident at work, you should always fill out one of these
What is an incident report?
Unguarded heights, ladders, and unstable work surfaces are examples of what?
What is common locations for falls?
You should avoid doing this while walking
What is looking at your cell phone?
Choose one with a slip-resistant sole.
What is a shoe?