Win a FREE Pair Of Bollé Polarized Sun/Safety Glasses

 
We know that many of you work outdoors, and we also know that the bright summer sun can make your workday miserable without proper eye protection.
 
To help make things a little better for a select few people, we've decided to begin a monthly giveaway. This month it's the 'Hustler' polarized sun/safety glasses by Bollé safety, a $60 value. To enter, all you have to do click the "like" button on our facebook page and then enter to win. A winner will be drawn at random on the last day of the month - it's that simple.
 
Bollé safety's Hustler Safety glasses feature polarized, 2.2mm high impact smoked polycarbonate lenses that protect your eyes while absorbing 99.99% of UVA and UVB rays. The lenses also feature an anti-scratch/anti-fog coating on both sides. For added comfort, the glasses are equipped with rubber contact points at the at the temples and nose that provide maximum comfort and increased grip. Each pair comes with a soft carrying-case and an adjustable cord.
 
Don't miss your chance to win this pair of high quality eye wear! Like us on facebook right now!

 

 

Social media is a part of our marketing these days. Companies, the Federal Government (including the Obama Campaign) and now even state governments, realize the power of a well-run social media campaign to get the word out.

 

Last month, Connecticut DOT announced that "Work Zone Wally" is the name of its new orange work zone safety mascot. The name was chosen by the public through voting on Facebook and Twitter. The campaign to name the mascot was conducted over a few months, with the goal of spreading the word that safety in work zones is a serious issue.

 

As described in an article from the Fairfield Patch, Almost 100 names were nominated, according to a press release sent by the department, and after that field was narrowed down to six, voting commenced on both social networks.

“Every mascot deserves a name, and we were so happy with the public’s enthusiasm and response to this campaign,” said Terri Thompson, Transportation Supervising Engineer for the CT Department of Transportation.

 

The quote on the CT Facebook page states, "Obey the Orange Campaign Developed to Raise Awareness about Work Zone Safety."



 

 

Traffic Control

 

Highway, road, street, bridge, tunnel, utility, and other workers for the highway infrastructure are exposed to hazards from outside and inside the work zone. Falls, electrical, struck-by, and caught between are the common hazards found in this type of work. Browse our products for aiding in the guidance and set-up of work zone signs, barricades, cones, flagging, stop/slow paddle signs, and roll-up mesh signs. Whether you're managing lane closures for road construction or blocking access to dangerous construction areas, we have a solution for you.