Add to this is the practice of hiring or allowing the elderly to work in areas that are hazardous even to younger men. Poor Worksite Organization Many times, the accidents happening in the workplace are not the fault of a single person but a combination of factors. Poor organization, unsafe work practices, unsafe work environment, the desire to reach the quota, target or to meet the schedule. Report any broken window, door or lock. Do not assume that someone else have done this already or is planning to do it. Do it yourself. Check for the lights. Illuminate dim-lighted places by installing additional lights, by rearranging the office furniture, by utilizing natural light, and by clearing any debris that is blocking the source of light. Uncooperative workers Production and administration sites are effective only when it works in a unified direction where everyone participates. No matter what safe actions are taken, if there is one uncooperative worker, the whole team could fail. It does not matter if the worker is amiable though most times they are not. These can save people who are in danger, and sometimes, even lives. Always store antibiotics, antibiotic ointment, cold packs, adhesive tapes, bandages, scissors, eyewash, antibacterial hand cleaner, disinfectant, and flashlight in areas where they can be easily accessed. Also, store over-the-counter medications like paracetamol and pain relievers that are commonly administered to patients of headache, dizziness, and ordinary pain. The following are typical manual lifting guides: - Tap the item or the box if you are not familiar with its content or weight before attempting a lift. - Your mind and body anticipates and are better prepared to lift things when you are standing directly in front of an object aside from providing you the best balance. Incidents of someone missing the seat often promote silent giggles but this actually could happen to anyone who would not take the time to reach for the chair before sitting down. Leaning back on the chair could end with your back to the floor. This is common to people who are thinking or are trying to reach something, misjudging balance.