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