Slips, Trips and Falls (Prevention Program)

Description

Slips, trips, and falls remain among the most common causes of workplace injuries—but they are also among the most preventable. This module helps managers understand how to identify, assess, and control hazards that contribute to these incidents, ensuring a safer environment for all workers. Participants will also explore fall protection requirements for elevated work areas, gaining the insight needed to implement effective prevention measures and maintain compliance with provincial regulations.

Core Learning Objectives

• Distinguish between slips, trips, and falls and understand the factors that contribute to each.
• Identify common workplace hazards that increase the risk of slips, trips, and falls.
• Assess identified hazards to determine their potential impact and level of risk.
• Select and apply appropriate engineering, administrative, and work practice controls to minimize or eliminate hazards.
• Implement control measures effectively to improve workplace safety and prevent incidents.

Why Choose This Course?

• Helps reduce one of the most common causes of workplace injuries through proactive prevention.
• Equips managers with practical tools to identify and control slip, trip, and fall hazards in any environment.
• Strengthens compliance with provincial fall protection and safety regulations.
• Supports organizational safety culture by promoting accountability and leadership in hazard management.
• Provides immediately applicable strategies to improve safety performance and minimize costly incidents.