How to reduce injury risk when you fall: A step-by-step guide

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Falling is a common risk in many environments, especially when surroundings change unexpectedly. While preventing falls remains the best approach, it is not always possible to avoid them entirely. Experts recommend being aware of your environment and changes within it, such as newly repaved parking lots or rearranged workspaces, to help reduce the likelihood of accidents.

However, in situations where a fall does occur, there are steps individuals can take to minimize injury. Guidance from workplace safety organizations suggests following specific techniques to cushion the impact when losing footing.

For those seeking additional resources on safe practices or with questions about fall prevention and safety measures, Nate Johnson at Pinnacol is available for assistance at nate.johnson@pinnacol.com.



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