Safer work starts with better knowledge.

Look for uneven surfaces, holes and loose coverings on access routes.

Report oil, mud and water that can make floors slippery.

Use suitable temporary controls during cleaning.

Address recurring water accumulation through the site's maintenance process.

Keep leads and hoses out of pedestrian routes where possible.

Make steps and changes in level easy to identify.

Provide suitable lighting for routes and stairs.

Use footwear selected for the working surface and task.

Avoid carrying items that prevent seeing the walking route.

Use available handrails and keep stairs unobstructed.

Check ramps and temporary walkways remain secure.

Reassess routes after rain, frost or muddy deliveries.

Report damaged door thresholds and floor transitions.

Clear offcuts before they become hidden under new materials.

Consider visitors unfamiliar with the site.

Assign action for recurring defects rather than repeated warnings.

Keep attention on the route while moving through active work areas.

Which route defect is most likely to catch someone unfamiliar with this area?