FACTS

1. Defective equipment. This may include supplies and tools that are defective when they come from the manufacturer or have worn out over time and haven’t been replaced or repaired.
2. Fall hazards. Slippery surfaces, as well as falls from ladders and elevations, can lead to fall accidents.
3. Fire hazards. This also includes objects or chemicals with a risk of explosion.
4. Inadequate guards. Guards need to be in place for inherently dangerous tools and machinery
5. Dangerous air conditions and toxic fumes. If the air is contaminated, employees run the risk of being exposed to severe respiratory issues […]

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