This occurs when one is too far off center of balance

The OSHA definition of this states- Too little friction or traction between feet & walking/working surface, resulting in loss of balance.

According to the National Safety Council, approximately of 25,000 of these occur daily in the United States

The OSHA definition of this states- Foot or lower leg hits an object; the upper body continues moving, resulting in loss of balance.

This is fundamental way to reduce risk of slip, trips, and falls; and should be done everyday!

Unguarded heights, ladders, and unstable work surfaces are examples.

Wet or oily surfaces, occasional spills,weather hazards, loose, or unanchored rugs are the common cause of this.

According to the United States Department of Labor, slips, trips, & falls are the 2nd leading cause of this.

Obstructed view, poor lighting, clutter, wrinkled carpeting, bottom drawers not being closed are examples.

This tool commonly found by stairwells can help prevent trips and falls.

The top of this should not be used as a stand or step

Choose one with a slip-resistant sole.

Workers compensation and medical costs from slips, trips, and falls cost $70 million in this timeframe.

These create trip hazards and are commonly used to supply temporary electrical power.

Ladders should never be placed in front of this unless it is blocked, locked, or guarded.

When working on an elevated surface, PPE should include this.

Do these two things if your car is fishtailing on ice.

95 million of these are lost each year due to slip , trip , and fall injuries.

On a fork truck you have to put these down before you exit the truck.

This can help warn people when floors are wet or hazardous.

Always keep at least this many points of contact when climbing a ladder.

This style of walking on a slippery surface can minimize risk.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2013, 699 of these were related to slips, trips, & falls

These are in place to absorb water and debris but can create a trip hazard.

For every 4 feet of height, this should be placed 1 foot away from the surface it rests against.