Identify slip and fall hazards in restaurants
Implement preventive measures for slip and fall incidents
Maintain safe floors to reduce slip and trip risks
Foster a safety culture among restaurant staff
This targeted course addresses one of the most common causes of injury in the food service industry: slips, trips, and falls. It guides restaurant staff and management through the unique hazards found in commercial kitchens and dining areas, such as grease accumulation, wet floors, and uneven mats. The training emphasizes proactive prevention strategies, including the selection of proper non-slip footwear and the correct use of degreasers for floor maintenance. Participants will learn strict protocols for immediate spill cleanup and hazard signage, fostering a safety culture that protects employees and reduces liability.
This course is available in Spanish and French captions.
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