FACTS

1. Uneven Terrain: Landscapers often work on natural, uneven surfaces, increasing the risk of trips and falls.
2. Wet or Slippery Surfaces: Irrigation, rain, or morning dew can create slick conditions, leading to slips.
3. Obstacles and Debris: Tools, equipment, and natural debris like branches can obstruct pathways, causing tripping hazards.
4. Loose Gravel or Mulch: These materials can shift underfoot, reducing stability and increasing fall risks.
5. Inclined Surfaces: Working on slopes or hillsides can affect balance and footing, leading to potential falls.
6. Poor Lighting: Early morning or late evening work may occur in low-light conditions, making hazards less visible.
7. Inadequate Footwear: Wearing […]

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