Carol BrzozowskiCarol Brzozowski is a freelance writer covering the construction and related industries. From the Author - Page 9EquipmentConstruction Equipment and Contractors Aid in Hurricane Ian Disaster CleanupAccording to NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information, disasters in the last 20 years have caused more than $1 trillion in damages, with losses from this year’s disasters still being calculated.EquipmentCheck Out These Brands Making Maternity Construction ClothesWorking on construction sites is hard. Working on construction sites while pregnant is even harder. Fortunately, there are manufacturers catering to the workwear needs of soon-to-be mothers.EquipmentHow is Construction Workwear Evolving to Meet the Needs of Women?“From ill-fitting workwear snagging on things on jobsites to discomfort that can turn into a bigger issue in the long run, women deserve to have clothes that fit them and that they feel confident and comfortable wearing," said Makenzie Plusnick, NAWIC.EquipmentHow to Waterproof Your Construction Boots for ProtectionWater can damage the surface of your work boots and make your feet soggy. Apply the tips in this article to help your construction boots last longer and stay dry at the jobsite.EquipmentOptimize Wheel Loaders with Creative Bucket AttachmentsChoose the bucket needed for the job by considering aggregate, load size and wheel loader capabilities.EquipmentWhat You Need to Know About Work Pants for WomenWomen’s construction work pants may feature a contoured waistband to prevent gapping in the back. Women’s workwear is constructed with more curvature in the hips that taper slightly toward the waist for a more natural fit.Previous PagePage 9 of 9
