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Safety Tips to Prevent Slip and Fall Accident
Slip and fall accident is one of the most common household accidents; however, it may also occur in public places such as malls, rented apartments, and in the workplace.
Slippery or uneven floors, unlit and poorly-designed staircases, and debris-littered walkways are some of the common causes of this accident. Slip and fall incidents belong to premise liability cases where fault and liability are more likely caused by negligence.
Although it is an accident, slip and fall incidents can be prevented by following this safety tip:
In the house- Clear clutter off the floor such as toys, shoes, loose telephone or electrical cords.
- Repair bulges in carpets or floor tiles
- Use non- skid rugs or floor mats
- Wipe up spills and wet puddles immediately
- Avoid over waxing or polishing of floor
- Install grab bars or handlebars in the bathroom
- Use rubber or non-slip mats in the bathroom
- Scrub and clean bathroom floor and tiles regularly
- Keep stairs free of debris or clutter
- Keep it well-lit
- Install sturdy handrails on both sides, based on regulation standards
- When carrying items, do not overload or carry items that will obstruct your view
- Place non-slip tread to steps
- Take your time when descending the staircase