Once upon a time, in a bustling engineering firm, there was a diligent employee named Victor. Victor was known for his strong work ethic and dedication to his projects. One day, during an important operation, he found himself in need of a specific tool that was located in the large warehouse on the premises. Eager to complete the task quickly, Victor decided to run through the warehouse to retrieve the tool he urgently required.

Unbeknownst to Victor, the warehouse floor had recently been polished, making it particularly slippery. As he rushed through the aisles, his foot lost traction on the smooth surface, causing him to lose balance and collide with a metal shelf. In an instant, he felt a sharp pain and realized he had strained his ankle.

The strain in Victor’s ankle was severe, rendering him unable to continue with the operation for the rest of the day. He had to seek immediate medical attention and was advised to rest and refrain from putting weight on his injured ankle. The incident served as a painful reminder of the risks associated with running inside the warehouse.

What advice would you give to Victor concerning his safety at his place ofwork with regard to the sorts of movements that are deemed safe and unsafe?