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As you can see in the illustration above, the minimum thickness safe for walking on a frozen lake should be at least 4 inches. Now let’s get back on the ground. Should we? Here are 5 tips to help you avoid trips, slips, and falls in winter. 1. Plan And Implement Good housekeeping is important. […]
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During the winters slipping on the slick icy layer is a big concern. Every year several people get injured due to slip and fall accidents in the winter season. Sometimes these accidents can cause serious injuries, and that’s why here we are having our winter lessons on how to walk on ice. Winters are long, […]
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The Winter season requires several preparations in advance to sustain the severe snowstorms and weather. You may be preparing well by getting your fireplace checked & serviced, taking out warm clothes, and tools to remove snow from your driveway. Some major challenges of the season are to figure out how to walk on ice without […]
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Tens of thousands of people are hurt each year when they fall on snow or ice, with many suffering catastrophic injuries. The majority of falls happen at or near home, on flat but slick terrain. With these issues in mind, here are several things that can assist you in walking on ice safely while minimizing […]
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