Falls are the second most common type of job-related accident.

Good housekeeping is the best way to prevent fires.

If you become trapped by a fire, open all the doors and windows you can get to.

If you have to walk on wet floors, extend your stride for stability.

If you must leave an object on a stairway, move it to one side.

It is not an office worker's responsibility to ensure electrical equipment is in good, clean working condition.

Most falls happen to warehouse workers.

Never use the top two rungs on a ladder.

Of all fire-related deaths, 75 percent are caused by carbon monoxide poisoning.

Periodically shifting to neutral body positions and properly adjusting your workstation will help reduce the risk of stress on your body.

Prolonged exposure to excessive noise can damage hearing.

Select a chair with a firmly padded back that adjusts vertically and horizontally to reduce back strain.

Stay low in a fire, because the temperature can be 90°F at floor level and 600°F at eye level.

The MSDS will provide you with workplace hazardous material information and first-aid procedures.

To avoid tripping over an electrical cord, run it under the carpet.

Use your legs to lift.

Working at a keyboard is not stressful to your body, especially when you work every day.

You don't have to worry about injury if lifting isn't a regular part of your job.

Your work area is too noisy if you can't hear on the phone or carry on a normal conversation.