Every year, thousands of employees and those who work, visit or patronize your operations are injured in the course of your business. The majority of accidents that result in injuries or property damage are preventable. Learn about some of the more common exposures and what you can do to help make a difference.
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What You Can Do:
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Injury Fact #1
 25,000 slip and fall accidents occur daily in the U.S., accounting for 15 percent of all workplace accidents. It is also the leading injury to people on company premises. Learn how you can reduce this risk.
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Slip, Trip and Fall Prevention
A brochure about our slip, trip and fall prevention programs and services.
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Injury Fact #2
 Back injuries account for more lost work time than any other workplace injury. Often, the source is improper lifting. Learn what you can do to reduce this loss.
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Palletizing at Floor Level
A visual guide to proper lifting from the floor.
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Injury Fact #3
 Fires in commercial buildings cost more than $2 billion in annual property damage and loss. Lack of, or improper maintenance of sprinkler systems plays a significant role. Learn how to help prevent this type of loss.
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Fire Pump Testing
A technical bulletin and checklist for weekly inspection and testing.
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Injury Fact #4
 Musculoskeletal disorders results in over $45 billion in loss wages and productivity costs. Organized office workstations and poor ergonomic practices are contributors. Learn how to prevent this type of disorder.
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Comfort Tips at a Glance
A visual of proper workstation set up and sitting posture.
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Injury Fact #5
 Adverse weather is the leading cause of vehicle accidents and fatalities. Many company drivers don't understand the risk or how to adjust their driving behaviors. Teach them adverse weather safety precautions.
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Adverse Weather Driving Tips
A technical bulletin on driver precautions in poor weather.
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Injury Fact #6
 Falls from ladders injure over 20,000 American workers annually. Some injuries result in permanent disabilities and even fatalities. Safety starts before the ladder is even mounted. Teach your employees what they can do to avoid their injuries.
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Ladder Safety
A technical bulletin on proper inspection, placement and use of ladders.
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