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s and if possible prevent them occurring.

2. Organisation

Get workers involved in and committed to reducing risks. This should involve giving people responsibilities to ensure that areas of the workplace are kept safe and then making sure everyone is aware who is responsible for each area.

3. Control<

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Slips and trips maybe seen by some as funny but they are in fact the most common cause of major injuries at work with over a third of all injuries reported each year caused by slip or trip accidents. In fact slip or trip accidents account for:

20% of injuries where the employee is absent for over 3-days
33% of all reported major injuries
2 fatalities per year
50% of all reported accidents to members of the public
A cost of ?368 million per year to employers in lost production and other costs

The highest rate of injuries occurs in the food and drink, repair of consumer goods and vehicle sectors. However with almost all workplaces being affected by this type of injury and with most slips occurring due to poor housekeeping, solutions to the problem are often simple and cost-effective.

Northern Counties Insurance Brokers, the UK Insurance Broker and experts in risk management have produced these Top Tips on how you can reduce your exposure to risk and with it your insurance premiums.

1. Planning

By having an effective management system in place the key areas of risk can be identified and goals can be set to make improvements. This should include selecting equipment and work practices that contain slip and trip hazards and if possible prevent them occurring.

2. Organisation

3. Control Not Being Advertised...How the Advertising Business Has Changed Over Time
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Keep a record of cleaning and maintenance work and encourage good health and safety.

Keep an accident log and re-examine it on a regular basis to learn from incidents that have occurred.

The Health and Safety Executive recommend a 5 step approach to risk management when dealing with slip and trip risks and these are:

Step 1 – Look for slip and trip hazards around the workplace (e.g., uneven floors, trailing cables, areas that are sometimes slippery due to spillages)

Step 2 – Decide who might be harmed and how. Are the people who come into your workplace at risk?

Step 3 – Consider the risks – do you already have precautions to deal with the risks?

Step 5 – Regularly review the assessment. If any changes take place make sure that precautions are in place to deal with the risks

Mark Burdett of Northern Counties said, “When it comes to preventing slips, trips and falls happening getting conditions right from the start will make dealing with risks easier. This can include choosing the right flooring, making sure lighting levels are sufficient, avoiding overcrowding and making sure access ro

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Coffee company ‘********’ and Singapore bank ‘***’ are both very big in their markets. They are major players with many customers, huge budgets and profits (for now). But big bureaucracies can quickly become impersonal and remote. Staff can become more interested in doing things easily for themselves and pleasing their bosses, than serving their customers with a smile. Meanwhile, smaller players who want more market share, greater customer loyalty and positive word of mouth can teach their staff to be pleasant, helpful, motivated and appreciative toward those who really count – the customers.

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The average interruption costs anywhere between 10-20 minutes of someone's precious time. If you have 4 interruptions a day, that amounts to one hour of productive time. Time that you can't get back. You really can control your time. It is important to let others know that while you will make time to discuss their needs, you still value your own time.

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