A Slips, Trips and Falls Basic is a comprehensive safety initiative designed to reduce the risk of workplace injuries related to slips, trips, and falls. This program is typically implemented in workplaces where the potential for slips, trips, and falls is high, such as construction sites, warehouses, factories, and hospitals.
Once you start the course, you can pause it as needed. The course will automatically bookmark and you can resume it where you left off.
The course is fully narrative and ADA compliant. The topics are explained in detail, represented by relevant images and activities to confirm understanding.
At the end of the module, there is a final test to gauge learners understanding.
What are slips, trips, and falls?
Slips, trips,and falls are types of workplace accidents that can cause injury or harm to employees.
What are some examples of slip hazards?
Slip hazards include ice, oil, or other liquids that make the ground wet, as well as objects like banana peels or anything else that reduces friction between the feet and the ground.
What are some examples of trip hazards?
Trip hazards can include objects such as holes or tools in a walkway or conditions such as loose steps, poor lighting, or inattentiveness, which increase the likelihood of tripping.
What are some common causes of falls in the workplace?
Falls can be caused by slips or trips, unsafe work practices, or inadequate safety equipment, among other factors.
How can employers prevent slips, trips, and falls in the workplace?
Employers can prevent slips, trips, and falls by identifying and eliminating hazards, providing employee training and safety equipment, maintaining work environments and equipment, and promoting safety awareness and vigilance among employees.
