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"The Work at Height Regulations 2005 enlists a set of specific guidelines that aim to avert death and injury caused due to a fall from height. These guidelines have been setup specifically for the employers who either employ people to work at height or control the same. It is the utmost responsibility of the employers and those managing the manpower to make sure that any work that is being carried out at height is well-planned, supervised and executed by competent people. This also includes making use of the right type of equipment for working at height. This guide enlists complete regulations for companies and people involved in working at height."

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Office workers just like production workers or other personnel working other jobs can be at risk to injury and illness. These injuries may be related to slip, trips, and fall hazards, human factors and ergonomics, etc. while occupational illness may be related to chemicals used in consumer products, indoor air quality from environmental working conditions, and contact with sensitizing or irritating agents. Aware of your surroundings helps reduce the risk of injury and illness and knowing what to do to protect yourself is also beneficial.

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