Here are ten things to consider if you are responsible for the safety of lone workers. #1 Invisible workplace hazards Not every hazard can be seen before moving into an area. Although the health effects of poor air quality are often long-term, workers in high areas can be exposed to rising heat and fumes that can leave them unconscious away from help. #2 Trips and falls Trips and falls are one of the most frequent causes of workplace injury. These hazards can affect employees at any workplace, despite job responsibilities or other contributing factors. #3 Heavy equipment accidents Heavy equipment accidents can take many forms, and […]
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