4. Preventing slips on floors that are usually slippery
In some mechanical machining or food manufacturing companies, greasy products are routinely spilled on floors. The very presence of these greasy products, or the dirt they cause, increases the slipperiness of coatings. In such situations, a number of recommendations can be made to prevent slips occurring when employees are required to move and work on such surfaces. The first is to limit the spread of greasy products on floors. Secondly, it may be advisable to install "non-slip" floor...
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http://www.safeworkresearch.com
Site set up in 1997 to improve the exchange of information on "slips, trips and falls" (contact group for slips trips and falls).
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In 1998, the CNAMTS, with the help of AFSSA (Agence française de sécurité sanitaire des aliments), CSTB (Centre scientifique et technique du bâtiment) and INRS (Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique), drew up a guide to floor coverings meeting the criteria of "Hygiene – Safety – Fitness for use" for food manufacturing premises. This guide, which has no regulatory status, provides guidelines for applying the regulations....
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