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Prevent slips, trips, and falls through hazard awareness, good housekeeping, and safer walking surfaces.
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The three ways you go down — slips, trips, and falls — why they cause so many injuries, and the walking-working-surface rules (OSHA 1910 Subpart D) that prevent them.
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Use this toolbox talk as a straightforward overview of the hazard, the situations where it appears, and the controls that keep it manageable.
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OSHA 1910.22 — the general requirement to keep every surface you walk and work on clean, dry, in good repair, and inspected, so it never becomes the thing that puts you down.
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Read this toolbox talk to understand the topic, see how it appears on site, and recognize examples that make the hazard easier to spot.
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This toolbox talk explains the topic in plain language and uses job site examples to show why it matters.
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Use this toolbox talk as a straightforward overview of the hazard, the situations where it appears, and the controls that keep it manageable.
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Read this toolbox talk to understand the topic, see how it appears on site, and recognize examples that make the hazard easier to spot.
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Why wet, oily, and contaminated floors are the leading cause of slips — and the controls (drainage, mats, cleanup, spill response) OSHA 1910.22 expects.
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Use this toolbox talk as a straightforward overview of the hazard, the situations where it appears, and the controls that keep it manageable.
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