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Whitepaper | The Hidden Risk: How Poor Training Causes Injuries in Ontario Grocery Stores

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INDUSTRY LED, RESULTS DRIVEN PAGE | 5 TOP 10 Top 10 Risks Identified The top ten risks that were identified for for the grocery store sector are listed below. 1 Musculoskeletal disorders from handling product 2 Slips, trips (general) 3 Lacerations from equipment (deli slicer, band saw, bread slicer, etc.) 4 Workplace stress leading to mental harm 5 Workplace harassment 6 Struck-by products (back room, receiving) 7 Fall from ladder (A-frame, extension, 3-step) 8 Workplace violence (assault, robbery) 9 Slip, fall from continuous ice build up from freezers 10 Lacerations from hand tools (knives, box cutters, shears, etc.) " " "It was a very interactive process and provided a safe place to say anything, with no judgement. It's so much more productive and engaging than a lecture. It was interesting to get the MLITSD representative's thoughts and perspectives on certain ideas." —Brittany Marchese, Sobeys worker representative

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