slip: the surface is wet or shiny and an object (or foot) cannot retain traction and goes forward in an uncontrolled manner.
trip: an obstacle usually not seen and at a low height causes the person to lose balance.
fall: both of the above will probably result in a fall. The person will go involuntarily from an upright stance to the ground, usually quite suddenly.
Slips on a patch of spilt liquid or a banana skin.
Trips on a bad surface such as a raised edge of a paving stone.
Fall from height may cause injury or death, such as falling from a ladder, or falling while scaling a rock-face.
yes, slips trips and falls can all be very embarrassing to almost anybody. reasoning is if they are seen, people have a tendancy to laugh and that can cause trauma for the rest of the person's life.
The most common home accidents are slips, trips and falls. Typically these accidents lead to over a million hospital visits per year. This figure does not include minor trips and falls which do not require hospitilization.
Accidents that happen in an office setting include: * slips, trips and falls * cuts * strained backs * burns (hot water, coffee, etc.)
The biggest safety concerns relating to walking surfaces are probably the various conditions and defects that can result in slips, trips, and falls.
There are many tips on how to prevent trips and slips on the CDC website under Workplace Solutions. HSE, also known as Health and Safety Executive also has a lot of information on this topic.
Most homes contain potential hazards, and older people attribute their falls to trips/slips inside the home or immediate surroundings. Studies have found that environmental hazards contribute to falls to a greater extent in older vigorous people.
A part of the body is squeezed, pinched or crushed in machinery. Falls from ladders, roofs or other elevated surfaces. Slips, trips and falls on flat surfaces. Impacting a part of the body against something or hit by a moving or flying objects, or by noise (noise impacts the ear drum).
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When someone trips and falls and you laugh.
Contact your local American Red Cross for training in the workplace. The ARC offers a complete program for first aid, CPR, bloodborne pathogens, and modules with topics such as slips, trips, and falls, your heart matters, and several others. See the related link.