Have a winter safety kit in your car. Report an injury promptly to your super- visor. Pay attention and walk SLOW!. If falling, toss the objects you are carrying. Watch for black ice on walkways and roads Test areas first if the look slippery. When getting out- use your car for support. Stay dry to decrease heat loss. Use proper shoveling technique - lift with your legs. Take short, shuffling steps -walk like a penguin. Don't jump from your car/elevated areas. Stay informed - watch the weather forcast. Body, face and hands Avoid frostbite - keep your skin covered. Relax your body when if you begin to fall. Allow extra time if it is slippery outside. If you start to fall, roll with the fall. Use railings when they are available. Protect yourself instead of objects. Avoid static electricity when refueling. When shoveling, push snow - don't lift it! Don't walk with your hands in your pockets. For good insulation, dress in layers. Watch for wet floors & debris in your building. Have a winter safety kit in your car. Report an injury promptly to your super- visor. Pay attention and walk SLOW!. If falling, toss the objects you are carrying. Watch for black ice on walkways and roads Test areas first if the look slippery. When getting out- use your car for support. Stay dry to decrease heat loss. Use proper shoveling technique - lift with your legs. Take short, shuffling steps -walk like a penguin. Don't jump from your car/elevated areas. Stay informed - watch the weather forcast. Body, face and hands Avoid frostbite - keep your skin covered. Relax your body when if you begin to fall. Allow extra time if it is slippery outside. If you start to fall, roll with the fall. Use railings when they are available. Protect yourself instead of objects. Avoid static electricity when refueling. When shoveling, push snow - don't lift it! Don't walk with your hands in your pockets. For good insulation, dress in layers. Watch for wet floors & debris in your building.
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Have a winter safety kit in your car.
Report an injury promptly to your super-visor.
Pay attention and walk SLOW!.
If falling, toss the objects you are carrying.
Watch for black ice on walkways and roads
Test areas first if the look slippery.
When getting out-use your car for support.
Stay dry to decrease heat loss.
Use proper shoveling technique - lift with your legs.
Take short, shuffling steps -walk like a penguin.
Don't jump from your car/elevated areas.
Stay informed - watch the weather forcast.
Body, face and hands
Avoid frostbite - keep your skin covered.
Relax your body when if you begin to fall.
Allow extra time if it is slippery outside.
If you start to fall, roll with the fall.
Use railings when they are available.
Protect yourself instead of objects.
Avoid static electricity when refueling.
When shoveling, push snow - don't lift it!
Don't walk with your hands in your pockets.
For good insulation, dress in layers.
Watch for wet floors & debris in your building.
