Carol BrzozowskiFrom the Author - Page 2WorkwearYes, Heated Jackets are Safe to Wear on JobsitesMost heated jackets use batteries of less than 10V, eliminating electrocution risk.WorkwearWaterproof Hoodie vs. Long-sleeve ShirtLong sleeve shirts can be worn as a base layer to which additional clothing layers can be added as needed.WorkwearChoosing 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.WorkwearAddressing Trench Foot Symptoms with Rubber BootsTrench foot – or immersion foot syndrome – is a condition that may occur after wearing wet socks and boots when feet are cold and wet for a long period of time, according to the Cleveland Clinic.WorkwearCan You Use Mechanics Gloves for Construction Work?Some mechanics gloves are designed to meet OSHA recommendations and may be useful for construction workers in providing a good grip when working with abrasive masonry and concrete materials.WorkwearWhen 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).WorkwearSigns It’s Time to Replace Your Work PantsThe ability of work pants to provide full coverage is necessary to a worker’s safety and any factor that becomes hazardous, especially when working in a high-risk environment.WorkwearDo Breathable Work Pants Keep You Warm on the Jobsite?As the cold weather sets in, it might be a good idea to choose thick outerwear or (if you insist on wearing breathable pants to work during the winter) put on some layers underneath.WorkwearWhat are Heated Gloves?The winter work gloves are equipped with heating elements typically powered by batteries which generate heat to keep hands warm in cold jobsites.WorkwearWhich Hi-vis Hoodie Pattern is Most Effective for Safety?In comparing high visibility hoodie patterns, a construction worker must consider specific job requirements as well as personal comfort preferences.WorkwearChoosing a Full Brim Hard Hat for Your Construction JobA full brim hard hat provides greater protection in contrast to a standard hard hat in that it is designed with a wide brim extending around the circumference of the head – including the sides and the back.WorkwearConsider These Factors When Choosing Women's Work PantsOSHA notes women’s PPE – including pants – should be based upon female anthropometric (body measurement) data.Previous PagePage 2 of 7Next Page
