Slips, Trips, and Falls
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This document discusses slip, trip, and fall hazards and provides guidance on prevention. It notes that weather conditions like wet floors or ice can cause slipping. Tripping hazards include damaged steps or misplaced items. Falls can result from broken equipment or climbing on unstable surfaces. The document recommends wearing appropriate footwear, cleaning spills, keeping aisles clear, and reporting any issues to supervisors.
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