TOPICS of DISCUSSION

Background and Statistics

Managing Your Safety and Health

OSHA Regulations and DLSEnforcement

What is the Difference between a Slip, Trip, and Fall?

Slip, Trip, and Fall Factors

Your Slip, Trip, and Fall Hazards

Roles and Responsibilities

Benefits of Controlling Slip, Trip, and Fall Hazards

Controlling Slips, Trips, and Falls

What to Do After a Slip, Trip, or Fall Incident

Questions and Comments

ABOUT THE PRESENTER: KIMLEE LINDGREN

KimLee has enjoyed the safety and health profession for over 41 years. She currently works for the Massachusetts Municipal Association (MMA) as the MIIA Senior Risk Management Trainer. Prior to this position, she served as the Site Safety Officer for the South Coast Rail Project for the MBTA. And prior to that, she served as the Deputy Director for Occupational Health and Safety for the MBTA.

For 31 years, she has developed curriculum and conducting training nationwide for the OSHA Training Institute Education Centers. Her expertise is in construction and maritime with previous employment with general contractors, specialty contractors,

general industry, insurance companies and trade associations. Kim is also a former compliance officer for Cal/OSHA. She is a Professional Member of the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP), past president of the San Diego Chapter and 2018 recipient of the ASSP Construction Safety Professional of the Year award.