Snow removal activities can lead to serious injuries, including falls, back strain, frostbite, and even hypothermia. Workers are at risk of equipment-related injuries, such as lacerations or amputations from snowblowers, and exposure to electrical hazards from power lines. Rooftop snow removal is particularly dangerous due to the risk of falls and structural collapse. Employers must ensure that workers are adequately trained, equipped, and supervised to minimize these risks. Proper planning and adherence to OSHA guidelines are critical to preventing accidents and ensuring safety during snow removal operations.