Construction worker on a job site

Head-to-Toe Safety Solutions for Construction

Construction sites pose risks such as head injuries, slips, trips, falls, and falling objects. Effective safety measures and protective equipment are crucial to minimize these dangers and ensure worker safety.

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$11.4BLost annually in the U.S. construction industry to serious nonfatal workplace injuries
$3.22BDirect cost due to falls to lower levels
50Deaths every year
$90MWorkdays lost due to scaffolding injuries
4,500Injuries every year
2.3MConstruction workers work on scaffolds

Working at Heights

Common Hazard Situations
  • Structural Failures
  • Slippery / Uneven Surfaces
  • Lift Tip-Overs / Ejection
  • Environmental Hazards
  • Improper Tie-Offs
  • Improper Ladder Placement

Head, Face & Eye

Common Hazard Situations
  • Impact Risks
  • Flying / High Velocity Debris
  • Improper Fit
  • Heat and Sparks
  • Penetration Risks
  • Fogging / Scratches & Damage
Featured Solutions

Low Visibility

Common Hazard Situations
  • Vehicle and Machinery Collisions
  • Exposure to Flammable Hazards
  • Blind Spots on Worksites
  • Nighttime Operations
  • Heavy Traffic and Distracted Operators
  • Low-Light or Poor Weather Conditions

Electrical Hazards

Common Hazard Situations
  • Working in Confined Spaces
  • Severe Burns and Injuries
  • Arc Flash Incidents
  • Faulty Equipment
  • Lack of Training
  • Overhead Power Lines
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Foot Injury

Common Hazard Situations
  • Falling Objects
  • Slips and Trips
  • Electrical Hazards
  • Fatigue / Discomfort
  • Punctures
  • Crushing Injuries

Fatigue / Ergo Risks

Common Hazard Situations
  • Awkward Posture
  • Force Balance
  • Slips, Trips, Falls
  • Uneven Surface
  • Repetitive Motion

Slips, Trips, Falls

Common Hazard Situations
  • Slips on Wet or Oily Surfaces
  • Loss of Grip on Icy or Snowy Surfaces
  • Instability on Inclined or Sloped Surfaces
  • Fire Hazard — Metal Cleats
  • Falls on Uneven Terrain
  • Climbing Risks