Imagine that it is Friday morning and you are on your way to work. Your weekend outlook seems good, with a little rest and relaxation on the schedule and maybe an evening out to enjoy some St. Louis Blues. Things are going smoothly until you come to the final intersection before you arrive at work. That's when another driver fails to stop at a red light and slams into the side of your car. Now, you have a wrecked car, you are on your way to the hospital and you are already getting calls from the other driver's insurer.
4 guidelines to improve ladder safety at work
Many job duties require workers to use ladders. One of the leading causes of fatalities in the workplace is falling from a ladder. This makes ladder safety a top priority for all employers who expect workers to use them. The safety plan must be clear and easy to understand. Employees must receive the program when they start with the company, and they must revisit it periodically during employment.
