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hazard risk HELP! KEEP CLEAR AT ALL TIMES!

A fire could occur if items are not placed safely away from a heater! hazard risk All Heaters are a fire hazard! A fire could occur if items are not placed safely away from a heater!

hazard risk Over-loaded top drawer Filing Cabinet could fall on someone

risk hazard Filing cabinet drawer left open Health and Safety Hazard Someone could trip and cause injury to themselves

Carpet not fixed properly hazard risk Carpet not fixed properly Trip and be injured

risk hazard Keep cigarettes away from waste bins Fire Hazard Paper in bins can catch fire

hazard risk Walking but cannot see over the load Walking into obstacles

hazard risk DON’T stand on anything UNSTABLE FALLING and being INJURED

hazard risk Sitting too long Back Pain Bad Posture RSI Glare Eye Strain

hazard risk “Oh!!! Look at the mess” Can cause injury Falling Files

Strain or injury to your body risk hazard “Oh!!! My back hurts” Be aware of heavy goods Strain or injury to your body

risk hazard electricity Can kill FRAYED WIRES