TBT-STF-00110-15 minsPhysical

Slips, Trips and Falls Toolbox Talk

Prevent the most common cause of workplace injury

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  • Editable Word format
  • Add your company logo
  • Attendance register included

Slips, trips and falls account for over 30% of all workplace injuries - around 180,000 incidents every year in the UK. This toolbox talk equips your team with practical knowledge to identify hazards and prevent these entirely avoidable accidents.

What Your Team Will Learn

  • Understand the three hazard types: slips, trips and falls
  • Identify common causes including wet floors, trailing cables and poor lighting
  • Apply key controls like immediate spill cleanup and keeping walkways clear
  • Know the importance of appropriate footwear and not rushing
  • Report hazards you cannot fix yourself

What's Covered

Key Topics

  • Why Slips, Trips and Falls matters - statistics and real-world impact
  • Legal requirements - employer and employee duties under UK law
  • Key hazards and risk factors to recognise
  • Step-by-step safe working practices
  • Common mistakes to avoid
  • Warning signs to watch for and report
  • Do's and Don'ts quick reference guide
  • Discussion questions for team engagement

What's Included

  • Comprehensive 2-page toolbox talk
  • Attendance register with 18 sign-off rows
  • Session info table (date, location, presenter, duration)
  • Editable Word format - add your logo and customise
  • Ready to print and deliver

Regulatory Compliance

Primary Regulation:

Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992

Also relevant:

Health and Safety at Work Act 1974

Employers must ensure floors and traffic routes are free from obstructions and substances that could cause slips or trips. This toolbox talk helps demonstrate compliance with your duty to inform and train workers.

Key Takeaway

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