Carol BrzozowskiCarol Brzozowski is a freelance writer covering the construction and related industries. From the Author - Page 4BatteriesChallenges & Benefits of Moving to Electric EquipmentAs emission regulations tighten, construction equipment power sources will evolve, but adoption will be gradual.Jobsite EquipmentChoose This Type of Eyewear to Prevent Snow BlindnessSome eyewear have anti-reflective coating designed to help minimize reflections and glare on the inside surface of the lenses, leading to visual clarity and comfort when working in bright, snowy conditions.Jobsite EquipmentWhat are Base Layer Pants?Base layer pants are designed to keep the body warm by trapping heat close to the skin and maintaining dryness by wicking away moisture.Jobsite EquipmentWhy You Should Avoid Cotton Workwear during WinterUnlike wool or synthetic fabrics, cotton easily absorbs moisture through sweat and precipitation.Jobsite EquipmentProduct Review: Truewerk Workwear for WomenWe tested the following Truewerk gear for women: B2 Quarter Zip, T2 WerkPants and T-1 Overalls. See if these products are right for you in this article.Jobsite EquipmentHow Often Should You Wash Your Winter Work Jacket?In considering cleaning frequencies, a construction worker must strike a balance between keeping a winter work jacket clean and putting it through too many wash and dry cycles, resulting in the reduction of the effectiveness of water repellency or insulatJobsite EquipmentWaterproof Hoodie vs. Long-sleeve ShirtLong sleeve shirts can be worn as a base layer to which additional clothing layers can be added as needed.Jobsite EquipmentChoosing a Hard Hat Liner for Maximum Protection from Cold WeatherAccording to a British Medical Journal report, a measured 10 percent of total heat loss occurs from the head.Jobsite EquipmentAddressing Trench Foot Symptoms with Rubber BootsTrench foot is a condition that may occur after wearing wet socks and boots when feet are cold and wet for a long period of time.Fleet MaintenanceTech Advances Productivity, Sustainability & SafetyTelematics and data management are more common and critical to operations on today’s jobsites.Jobsite EquipmentWhen Should You Use Knee Pads on the Jobsite?Tasks involving frequent stooping, kneeling, or squatting puts a construction worker’s knees at risk for injury, as noted by the Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).Jobsite EquipmentDo Breathable Work Pants Keep You Warm on the Jobsite?As the cold weather sets in, it might be a good idea to choose thicker outerwear.Previous PagePage 4 of 9Next Page
