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The most common falls during work! Here are the key points for countermeasures.

The most common falls during work! Here are the key points for countermeasures.

Falls are serious workplace accidents! Let's think about creating an environment and education that makes accidents less likely.

It may seem exaggerated to say that simply falling can lead to a work-related accident, but nearly 30,000 people take more than four days off work each year due to falls while on the job. Among injuries that result in more than four days off work, falls are the most common, accounting for 23% of the total. In 2021, the number of injured persons reached 33,672. Additionally, about 60% of those who take more than four days off work end up being absent for more than a month. *For more details on the column, you can view it through the related link. Please feel free to contact us for more information.

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What are the measures to prevent fall accidents? Preventive measures to be implemented in workplaces with a high number of older workers.

What are the measures to prevent fall accidents? Preventive measures to be implemented in workplaces with a high number of older workers.

Preventing falls involves addressing both "environment" and "body"! We also introduce our company's occupational accident prevention services.

Falls are a type of occupational accident that are likely to occur in many workplaces, such as manufacturing, logistics, construction, building maintenance, and caregiving. Accidents that may seem minor, like "slipping," "tripping," or "misstepping," can lead to fractures, bruises, back pain, and long-term leave, especially among older workers. The causes of falls are not only environmental factors like floors and steps. Physical function factors such as muscle strength, flexibility, balance ability, and walking ability are also deeply related. In workplaces with a high number of older workers, there are fall risks that cannot be completely mitigated by mere caution or environmental improvements. This article organizes useful information for practitioners, including the main causes of falls, the background behind increased fall risks among older workers, preventive measures that should be implemented in the workplace, and the visualization and improvement of fall risks using physical function assessments. *For detailed content of the column, please refer to the related links. For more information, feel free to contact us.*

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Measures to prevent occupational accidents due to falls caused by the decline in physical function of older workers.

Measures to prevent occupational accidents due to falls caused by the decline in physical function of older workers.

We will organize measures for preventing occupational accidents for older workers, taking into account the response from the Labor Standards Inspection Office, for practical staff.

If labor accidents continue in the workplace, the Labor Standards Inspection Office (Labor Standards Bureau) may request the submission of corrective or improvement plans. In particular, in companies where accidents related to the decline in physical functions of older workers, such as falls, back pain, tripping, and dizziness, are increasing, traditional warnings and improvements to the work environment may not be sufficient as measures to prevent recurrence. In fact, there are cases where the Labor Standards Bureau requests participation in explanatory meetings due to the lack of reduction in labor accidents, and specific time for explanations regarding measures for older workers may be allocated. During these meetings, while physical fitness checks and understanding of physical functions are considered obligations of effort, they may also be explained as important measures that companies should undertake. What is important when the Labor Standards Bureau requests corrective or improvement plans is not merely to state, "We will be more careful in the future" or "We will strengthen safety education." *For more details on the column, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more information.

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Measures to prevent fall-related occupational accidents due to physical function decline in older workers.

Measures to prevent fall-related occupational accidents due to physical function decline in older workers.

Organizing measures for preventing occupational accidents for older workers, in anticipation of Labor Standards Inspection Office responses, for practical staff.

If labor accidents continue in the workplace, the Labor Standards Inspection Office (Labor Standards Bureau) may request the submission of corrective or improvement plans. In particular, in companies where accidents related to the decline in physical functions of older workers, such as falls, back pain, tripping, and dizziness, are increasing, traditional measures such as warnings and improvements to the work environment may not be sufficient to prevent recurrence. In fact, there are cases where the Labor Standards Bureau requests participation in explanatory meetings due to the lack of reduction in labor accidents, and specific time is allocated for explanations regarding measures for older workers. During these sessions, while physical fitness checks and understanding of physical functions are considered obligations, they are also explained as important measures that companies should undertake. When the Labor Standards Bureau requests corrective or improvement plans, it is important not to simply state, "We will be more careful in the future" or "We will strengthen safety education." *For detailed content of the column, please refer to the related links. For more information, feel free to contact us.*

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