Keep frequent routes clear
Cords, bags, boxes and other items should not become permanent obstacles.
Notice transitions
Thresholds, steps and floor changes may be harder to see in low light.
Treat repeated near-misses as information
If people repeatedly catch a foot or lose balance in one spot, the environment deserves review.
Use professional help for building defects
Loose flooring, damaged steps or railings and other structural issues should be repaired appropriately.
General prevention information only. In an active emergency, follow local emergency services and official instructions. Do not attempt electrical, structural, fire-suppression, hazardous-chemical or other safety-critical work without appropriate professional competence.