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Construction Site Safety 101
Keeping workers safe is the number-one job of foreman and managers, with completing the job on time and to spec being second. To help with this number-one job on the construction site, there are many different pieces of safety equipment your workers can and should be wearing. These include items such as reflective T-shirts, vests, safety boots, and hard hats. For anyone... -
Common Types of Home Remodeling and Construction
If you are looking for ways to add value to your home or to simply make it more enjoyable, there are many additions and remodeling project you can take on to make your dream home a reality. While these are some of the more common and simple projects you may work on with a homeowner it is still important to stay... -
Choosing the Right Winter Safety Coat for Outdoor Work
Knowing how to do your job properly isn’t the only thing you need to think about when you’re on the job site. You also need to ensure that you’re kept safe and comfortable, no matter what industry you hail from. But working around motorists poses an added level of danger compared to many other types of jobs. After all, you... -
Care Tips for High-Visibility Clothing
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), more workers are struck and killed by construction equipment than by any other type of vehicle. The instances of these types of accidents can be greatly reduced by wearing hi-viz clothing. However, it's imperative to properly care for and then replace hi-viz clothing when it is no longer serviceable. The following guidelines... -
Benefits of Being a Construction Worker
The construction industry is a billion dollar industry in the United States and employs 8 million workers. Workers include not only construction helpers but skilled workers as well, like carpenters, plumbers, electricians, masons, surveyors, painters, glaziers, and plasterers. Here are six benefits of being a construction worker. Suit and Tie Not Required One benefit of construction work is you can wear pretty... -
4 Reasons to Have a High-Visibility Safety Jacket Year Round
If you work in an industry that requires wearing high-visibility clothing, you might be surprised to discover a hi-vis jacket is something you should keep on hand year round, not just during winter. Here's why. Temperatures Can Vary Widely Throughout the Day Depending on where you are working, there can be a temperature differential as wide as 40 or 50...