Slips Trips and Falls

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Definitions
Coefficient of Friction – COF
Regulations and Standards
Recognizing Hazards
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Evaluating Hazards
Specific Hazards
Existing Hazards
Reactive or Proactive
Risk Factor Categories
1 Topic
JSA Risk Evaluations
Causes of Slips, Trips and Falls
2 Topics
Slippery Floors
Poor General Lighting
Controlling Hazards
4 Topics
Hierarchy of Controls
Engineering Controls
Administrative Controls
PPE
How to Protect yourself
7 Topics
Watch Where you Walk
Wear Proper Footwear
Check Floor Openings
Stair Safety
Ladders
Double Check Scaffolding
Exiting Vehicles
Monetary Consequences for Slips, Trips and Falls
Summary
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Ladders

Slips Trips and Falls How to Protect yourself Ladders
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Never use broken or defective ladders. Set the angle of the ladder at the proper four-to-one ratio (height to width angle). Make sure the ladder is on solid footing and will not move when you climb upon it.  Whenever possible tie your ladder to the structure to improve stability.  Anchorage at the bottom is also a good idea.  Never stand on the top two steps of a step ladder.

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