Retail
Examples of safety hazards that can harm retail workers include:
- Repetitive motion and static postures
 - Slippery or uneven walking surfaces
 - Distracted walking (e.g., using mobile devices in walkways or on stairs)
 - Falls from ladders or step stools
 - Stored merchandise that can fall or tip over
 - Hazardous cleaning chemicals
 - Violence (e.g., assaults, robberies, etc.)
 - Traffic (in parking lots)
 
Rules
- Safety and Health Core Rules (Chapter 296-800 WAC)
 
Enforcement Policies
- Violence in the Workplace (DD 5.05)
 
Videos
Training Materials
Self-paced
- Slips, Trips, and Falls - Module 1
 - Slips, Trips, and Falls - Module 2
 - Workplace Violence Prevention - Module 1
 - Workplace Violence Prevention - Module 2
 
Publications, Handouts, Checklists
- Health and Safety Guide for New Retail Workers (WorkSafeBC)
 - How Much Can You Safely Lift? (Lifting Calculator App)
 - How to protect retail workers from being struck by motor vehicles
 - Taking out the Trash: Compactors or Balers (OSHA)