Field Briefing · RAFTRACK AWOLOWO SITE
Slips, Trips and Falls
Onsite safety support, risk management, and operational protocols for RAFTRACK AWOLOWO SITE.
Project Overview
Slips, Trips and Falls
Introduction: Slips, trips, and falls are common hazards on construction sites. They can happen because of wet or uneven surfaces, scattered materials, electrical cables, poor housekeeping, or unsafe access routes. Even a simple slip or trip can result in serious injuries.
Project Details
Key Points & Safety Guidelines
Detailed Requirements & Measures
5 Essential Safety Points:
1. Maintain Good Housekeeping: Keep work areas, walkways, and access routes clean and free from materials, debris, and waste.
2. Control Wet and Slippery Areas: Clean up water, oil, cement, or other spilled substances immediately and use warning signs where necessary.
3. Manage Cables and Tools: Arrange electrical cables, hoses, and tools properly so they do not create trip hazards or block walkways.
4. Use Safe Access: Always use designated walkways, stairs, ladders, and scaffolds. Never take shortcuts or climb on unstable materials.
5. Stay Alert and Report Hazards: Watch where you are walking, avoid rushing, and immediately report unsafe surfaces, poor access, or other hazards to the supervisor or HSE personnel.
Advice to workers:
Do not wait for someone to get injured before correcting a hazard. Keep your workplace clean, walk carefully, use safe access, and report anything that can cause a slip, trip, or fall. Safety starts from where you stand. Work safely and look out for one another.
People. Projects. Environment.