1. Human Factors
   1. Lack of training and awareness
   2. Fatigue or stress
   3. Poor decision making
   4. Negligence or carelessness
   5. Inadequate supervision
   6. Poor communication or coordination
2. Equipment Factors
   1. Defective or malfunctioning equipment
   2. Inadequate maintenance or repair
   3. Insufficient safety features or devices
   4. Improper use of equipment
   5. Lack of proper tools or protective gear
3. Environmental Factors
   1. Poor lighting conditions
   2. Slippery or uneven surfaces
   3. Congested or cluttered workspace
   4. Hazardous materials or substances
   5. Lack of ventilation or air quality control
4. Procedural Factors
   1. Inadequate safety protocols or procedures
   2. Non-compliance with safety regulations
   3. Lack of emergency response plan
   4. Inefficient workflow or process
   5. Inadequate documentation or record-keeping
5. Preventive Measures for Workplace Accidents
   1. Training and Education
      1. Provide regular safety training sessions for all employees
      2. Educate workers on recognizing and mitigating potential hazards
      3. Conduct specialized training for equipment operation and handling
   2. Safety Culture
      1. Promote a culture of safety and encourage reporting of near misses or unsafe conditions
      2. Provide incentives or recognition for exemplary safety practices
      3. Encourage communication between employees and management regarding safety concerns
   3. Hazard Identification and Analysis
      1. Conduct regular inspections and risk assessments to identify potential hazards
      2. Utilize tools such as checklists, audits, and safety inspections
      3. Collaborate with employees to identify and address safety concerns
   4. Equipment Maintenance and Inspections
      1. Establish a systematic schedule for maintenance and inspection of equipment
      2. Ensure prompt repairs for defective or malfunctioning equipment
      3. Document maintenance activities and keep records of equipment history
   5. Emergency Preparedness
      1. Develop and communicate emergency response plans to all employees
      2. Conduct drills and exercises to test the effectiveness of emergency procedures
      3. Establish clear communication channels for emergency situations