Walking on ice and snow is one of the most dangerous everyday activities during winter months, causing thousands of serious injuries and deaths each year. Even a small patch of ice can become deadly if proper precautions aren't taken. This essential safety training, presented by EMT and firefighter Martin Lesperance, provides life-saving information on how to stay safe when walking on icy and snowy surfaces. Participants will learn why icy surfaces are so dangerous and how common injuries occur, including head trauma from falls on concrete, dislocated hips and shoulders, and broken ankles. The course covers proper footwear selection and the use of traction devices, safe walking techniques specific to winter conditions, how to maintain balance on slippery surfaces, and emergency procedures if a fall occurs. Through practical demonstrations and expert guidance, employees will gain the knowledge and skills needed to navigate winter weather safely, whether walking to and from their vehicles, around work sites, or during their daily routines. This training could prevent life-changing injuries and ensure employees make it home safely during the winter season.