Fall Risk Analysis Report
Executive Summary
MODERATE RISK
Caution advised - some fall hazards present
Key Recommendations
- - **Rating**: **High**. The primary concern is the slippery surfaces due to snow or ice, which significantly increases the risk of slipping and falling.
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Detailed Risk Assessment
# Slippery Surfaces HIGH
Observation: The stairs appear to be covered with a thin layer of snow or ice.
Risk Assessment: High. Slippery surfaces significantly increase the risk of slipping and falling.
- Clear the snow or ice from the stairs immediately to prevent slips and falls.
# Uneven Flooring or Obstacles MINIMAL
Observation: The stairs themselves appear to be in good condition, with no visible obstacles or uneven surfaces.
Risk Assessment: Minimal. The stairs do not present any immediate unevenness or obstacles.
- Regularly inspect the stairs for any debris or damage that could create uneven surfaces.
# Poor Lighting Conditions MODERATE
Observation: The image does not provide clear information about the lighting conditions.
Risk Assessment: Moderate. Poor lighting can make it difficult to see potential hazards.
- Ensure that the area is well-lit, especially during early morning and evening hours when visibility is reduced.
# Lack of Handrails or Support MINIMAL
Observation: The stairs have handrails on both sides.
Risk Assessment: Minimal. The presence of handrails provides support and reduces the risk of falling.
- Ensure that the handrails are secure and in good condition.
# Other Potential Hazards MINIMAL
Observation: The individual is wearing appropriate footwear for the conditions.
Risk Assessment: Minimal. Proper footwear can help mitigate the risk of slipping.
- Encourage the use of appropriate footwear with good traction for snowy or icy conditions.