One in five caretakers in Washington state said they had been injured at work in the past year. This will produce a workload survey from the results, which was conducted by researchers commissioned by the Ministry of Labor and Industry of the State of Washington. informs about health and safety .
The survey interviewed 660 guards across the state by phone, mail, and the Internet to determine the risk factors they may be exposed to at work. Respondents said that running is a leading cause of injuries. 15% of goalkeepers said they were "likely or extremely likely" to slip, trip or fall while running.
The investigation also found:
- 91% of those questioned state that they have to work "very quickly".
- 17% said they rarely or never had enough time to complete their work.
- 33% rated their tools and devices as "bad" or "fair". In addition, 35% said their equipment negatively affected their work, making them work slower or harder.
- 14% said they had not received high quality cleaning products.
The number of guard-reported injuries "is reported more than usual by workers in other workplaces," the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries reported in a recent issue of its newsletter. in workload .
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