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Construction Safety Week
Safety Starts Before The Site Is Cleared
Construction Safety Essentials: Gear Up for Protection
Construction jobs come with demanding challenges—long hours, tough conditions, and physical demands. The right safety gear makes all the difference. High visibility apparel keeps crews seen, durable hard hats provide essential head protection, and proper hydration helps workers power through the day.
The Fatal Four—falls, struck-by incidents, electrocutions, and caught-in/between accidents—are the leading causes of construction fatalities. Proper preparation goes beyond compliance—it's about actively protecting your crew from these hazards. Gear up with the essentials designed to keep workers safe and ensure a secure, productive work environment. But safety isn't just about gear—it's about understanding and preventing the biggest risks on the job...and that starts before the site is cleared.
We're all in together, building a stronger, safer industry.
Essential Gear To Keep You & Your Crew Safe
STAY SAFE. STAY SEEN. STAY READY.
Quick Tips For A Safer Worksite
WEAR YOUR HARD HAT AT ALL TIMES
Why It Matters
Head injuries are one of the most common construction hazards. Hard hats protect against falling objects, impacts, and even electrical hazards (depending on the type).
STAY VISIBLE IN HIGH-TRAFFIC AREAS
Why It Matters
Construction sites are busy, with heavy machinery and fast-moving vehicles. Wearing HiVis gear significantly reduces the risk of being struck by equipment or vehicles.
HYDRATE TO PREVENT HEAT-RELATED ILLNESSES
Why It Matters
Dehydration and heat stress can cause dizziness, confusion, and even heat stroke—putting workers at serious risk.
WEAR THE RIGHT GLOVES FOR THE JOB
Why It Matters
Hand injuries, including cuts, punctures, and abrasions, are among the top injuries in construction. The wrong gloves can reduce grip or dexterity, increasing risks.
INSPECT YOUR SAFETY GEAR DAILY
Why It Matters
Worn-out PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) can fail when you need it most.
USE PROPER EYE PROTECTION
Why It Matters
Construction work exposes workers to dust, debris, and sparks, leading to potential eye injuries.
TAKE WEATHER CONDITIONS INTO ACCOUNT
Why It Matters
Extreme heat, cold, wind, or rain can impact safety on the job. Slippery surfaces, frostbite risks, and overheating are all concerns.
KNOW YOUR SURROUNDINGS & COMMUNICATE WITH YOUR TEAM
Why It Matters
Accidents often happen due to miscommunication or a lack of awareness of potential hazards.