Industry Distribution

The following is the industry distribution prone to slip and fall injuries

Cleaning Industry: Shiny tiles or granite floors are safe when dry, but the coefficient of friction drops sharply when wet after cleaning, increasing the likelihood of slips and serious fall accidents.

Food Processing Industry: Work-related injuries caused by slippery floors rank third among all accidents. 50% of these accidents occur in production workshops, costing employers an average of 5.5 billion in direct economic losses annually. Wet floors combined with grease in processing areas act like lubricants, greatly increasing the probability of slipping.

Automotive Manufacturing: In automotive manufacturing workshops, floors inevitably contain engine oil, grease, coolant, and water, which create slip hazards, along with the danger of impact from heavy machinery.

Machining: Machinists work with heavy metals like iron and aluminum. During tool usage, machine operation, and material handling, the feet are typically at the lowest point of the working posture and are constantly exposed to heavy, hard, and sharp objects, leading to crushing, puncture, or pinch injuries.

Shipboard Operations: During ship operations, work-related slip and fall accidents are likely to occur due to ship motion, water or stains on passage decks, freshly painted surfaces, or worn-out ladder treads.