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Falls on Flat Surfaces: Reducing the Chance of Injury
2 June 2024. By Goran
In the past Workplace safety was something people saw as a necessary evil. When it comes to trips and falls or slips at work, however, a proactive approach to safety is required. Statistics show that over 43% of hospitalisations are from people tripping and slipping on a single surface. We discuss what you can do.
Posted in: Commercial, Flooring solutions, Non-slip flooring