Free E-mail Newsletter Monthly updates on developments affecting small businesses. But that's not true. Today's modern office is full of potential hazards that both you and your employees need to be aware of and for which you need to take appropriate precautions. For example, cloth and vinyl chairs, carpeting and drapery, and the large quantity of paper found in many offices can create a fire hazard. Misplaced waste baskets, poorly lighted halls, substances tracked in from outside that may cause people to slip, frayed carpet, a file drawer left open, telephone and electrical cords on the floor, and office machines being used by those who do not know how to use them are other examples of office safety hazards.
Office automation encourages people to sit in one place for long periods of time.
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