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Falls: Walking-Working Surfaces

Explains OSHA's requirements for maintaining and inspecting orderly walking-working surfaces. The course will also review housekeeping best practices, safe ladder use, and protection and prevention methods from floor openings and when working at elevated heights.

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    Construction

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    General Industry

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Level/book icon General Awareness

Explains OSHA's requirements for maintaining and inspecting orderly walking-working surfaces. The course will also review housekeeping best practices, safe ladder use, and protection and prevention methods from floor openings and when working at elevated heights.

Watch Your Step!

A slip, trip or fall can happen to any of us and can occur quite unexpectedly. All it takes is something being out of place for this type of accident to happen – but the effects can be long-lasting. Slips, trips and falls cause the majority of general industry workplace accidents and cost employers billions of dollars each year in lost productivity and business.

Know the Risks!

By increasing our awareness to slip, trip and falls hazards – we can reduce our risk of becoming a part of these statistics. The good news is that many of these injuries can be prevented by following OSHA’s walking-working surface regulations and adopting safe work practices.

 

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  • Initially upon hire

  • Retraining is recommended at least annually.

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