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Must-Have Cold Weather Safety Wear for Construction Workers

RefrigiWear LLC

Workwear and safety gear built for cold weather make all the difference in staying protected from weather-related illnesses and injuries. Still, crews need gear that keeps them protected without being in the way of getting the job done.

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The Evolution of Heated Workwear

Milwaukee Tool Corp.

Over the years, heated workwear has evolved from basic thermal clothing to battery-powered heated jackets and vests that deliver consistent warmth. This evolution reflects the growing recognition of the importance of thermal protection on the jobsite.

Milwaukee Tool M100 U 10 C Heated

Strap Safety: How Past Resistance to Safety Measures Can Help Reduce Risks on Construction Jobsites

Getting people to properly wear helmets – with the chin strap buckled and secured – has historically proven to be a challenge for the construction industry.

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Best Workwear for Winter

OSHA notes on its winter weather website that dressing properly is extremely important to preventing cold stress.

Refrigi Wear Hi Vis Polar Force Jacket

Fall Protection

Confusion Over Head Protection Puts Workers at Risk

International Safety Equipment Association (ISEA)

Head protection has been a cornerstone of workplace safety for decades. The good news is, there have never been more head protection options than there are today.

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Key Considerations When Selecting Purpose-Built Jackets

Choosing a construction jacket encompasses a variety of factors, including safety, durability, comfort, protection from the weather, mobility, and a proper fit. But the optimal construction jacket choice will check off all the boxes.

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Construction Safety

Wolverine's Brent Dykstra Talks Worksite Foot Injury and Protection

There are lots of ways that workers can injure their feet when working on the construction site which makes it so important that they have the proper footwear on.

A construction worker’s feet are at risk of injury from things like falling objects, slippery surfaces, uneven surfaces, or sharp objects lying around.

Best Practices for Transitioning to Winter Workwear

The seasonal transition calls for construction workers to plan, equip and train to prevent illnesses, injuries, and fatalities during winter storms.

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Georgia Boot Eagle Trail Hiker Review for Women in Construction

The Georgia Boot Eagle Trail for women has five different versions, each catering toward something individual. To see the true abilities of this boot, one of our editors tried them out in a few different settings.

The boot meets the ASTM F2413 impact and compression standards for safety toe work boots and the ASTM F2413 electrical hazard standards.

Best Waterproof Fabrics for Construction Workwear

There’s a distinction between waterproof and water-repellent. Waterproof apparel is designed to keep water out entirely. Water-resistant apparel repels water to a certain degree, but may not be entirely waterproof.

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BRUNT Shevlin vs. Carhartt Rain Defender

Carhartt Rain Defender goes up against the BRUNT Shevlin to see if this newer brand really lives up to the hype. Here's what we learned.

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PPE is Not One-Size-Fits-All: Tips for Safely Outfitting your Crews

Peregrine Solutions, Inc.

The need for PPE that fits a variety of body types is a key topic for the construction industry. Here are some hazards of incorrectly fitted PPE and best practices for protecting your employees.

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