Slips, trips, and falls remain one of the leading causes of serious work-related injuries and deaths. Though OSHA's 2017 Walking-Working Surfaces and Fall Protection Rule helped protect workers in general industry from these hazards by updating and clarifying standards and adding training and inspection requirements, new and creative strategies are needed to further minimize the risks of these falls from heights and on the same level.

Join us to learn answers to common questions, such as"

• Are there any slips, trips, and falls requirements that apply to my specific industry?
• What else can I do to prevent spills, trips, and falls at my facility?

She'll share innovative strategies for lowering the risk of slips, trips, and falls in your workplace that you won't want to miss.What You'll Learn:

• Recognize how the 2017 rule signaled OSHA's new approach to reducing slip, trip, and fall accidents in general industry
  
• Evaluate how practicing mindfulness and minimizing distractions can reduce slip and fall accidents
  
• Conduct a floor and walkway audit to evaluate your workplace's walking and working surfaces
  
• Create footwear guidelines for your facility to further reduce accident frequency
  
• Implement a comprehensive floor safety plan that can reduce slip, trip, and fall accidents by as much as 90 percent