- Lack of proper training and education of employees
- Inadequate maintenance of equipment and machinery
- Poorly designed or maintained work environments
- Lack of proper safety equipment and gear
- Hazardous materials or substances being stored or used improperly
- Neglect of safety procedures and protocols
- Human error, such as miscommunication or lack of attention
- Fatigue or exhaustion of employees
- Unsafe behavior, such as horseplay or disregarding safety warnings
- Lack of proper safety inspections and audits
- Insufficient risk assessment and management
- Poor management of contractors and sub-contractors
- Incorrect use of tools and equipment
- Lack of emergency preparedness and response planning
- Inadequate reporting and recording of accidents and incidents
- Lack of proper ventilation or lighting
- Excessive workload or pressure to meet deadlines
- Poorly designed or maintained electrical systems
- Weather-related incidents, such as storms or floods
- Natural disasters, such as earthquakes or hurricanes.