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Solving Slips, Trips and Falls Once and For All

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Whatever the type of company or industry, numerous injuries at work happen because of slips, trips or falls. For all concerned this a particularly irritating category of accident because there is often no predictable hazard that could have been prepared for. To avoid repetition in the absence of a recognisable hazard seems impossible – but is it really?

Using this SafeStart guide, “Solving Slips, Trips and Falls Once and For All”, workers and supervisors can make use of invaluable techniques and skills that will not only lead to better outcomes but also help build a stronger safety culture in your organisation.

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  • Writer: SafeStart
  • File type: PDF
  • Length: 16 pages
  • Size: 4.6 mb

 

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