Walking Safely in Icy Conditions Training
Learn how to strut your stuff confidently on icy paths and avoid embarrassing slips at the Walking Safely in Icy Conditions Training!
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About this event
Why This Course?
Slips, trips, and falls are among the most common injuries during winter, especially when walking on icy or snowy surfaces. Whether you're a professional who works outdoors, a commuter, or simply someone living in a cold climate, knowing how to walk safely in icy conditions is essential. This training is designed to reduce the risk of injuries, raise awareness, and promote safer behavior in challenging weather conditions.
What You Will Learn:
- Understanding the risks of icy environments
- How to recognize black ice and hidden hazards
- Techniques for walking safely on ice and snow
- Choosing appropriate footwear and traction devices
- The role of balance, posture, and movement control
- Preventive measures: salting, sand use, and pathway selection
- What to do in case of a fall or injury
Benefits of the Course:
- Reduce the likelihood of slips, falls, and related injuries
- Gain confidence in navigating icy surfaces
- Improve awareness and personal safety during winter months
- Suitable for all ages, especially elderly individuals or those with mobility concerns
- Supports workplace safety compliance for outdoor employees
Who Should Take This Course?
- Outdoor workers (e.g., delivery personnel, construction staff, maintenance teams)
- Office employees who commute on foot
- Elderly individuals or caregivers
- Students, parents, and community members in cold climates
- Health and safety officers
Career Relevance:
While this is not a technical or certification-heavy course, it is highly relevant for roles in:
- Occupational Health and Safety
- Facility and Grounds Management
- Caregiving and Support Work
- Public Services and Local Government
- Winter Event and Tourism Staff
Final Notes:
Walking in icy conditions is not just about caution — it's about preparation, awareness, and technique. This course equips you with the practical skills needed to stay upright and safe when winter weather strikes. Perfect as part of a personal safety plan or workplace training initiative.