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Mar 20
1. Lack of proper training: Workers who are not properly trained on how to safely operate machinery or handle hazardous materials are more likely to cause accidents in the workshop.
2. Poor housekeeping: Cluttered workspaces, spills, and debris can create tripping hazards and increase the risk of accidents in the workshop.
3. Failure to use personal protective equipment (PPE): Not wearing the appropriate PPE, such as gloves, goggles, or ear protection, can result in injuries from flying debris, chemical exposure, or loud noises in the workshop.
2. Poor housekeeping: Cluttered workspaces, spills, and debris can create tripping hazards and increase the risk of accidents in the workshop.
3. Failure to use personal protective equipment (PPE): Not wearing the appropriate PPE, such as gloves, goggles, or ear protection, can result in injuries from flying debris, chemical exposure, or loud noises in the workshop.
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