Winter Work Hazards – Slips and Falls
Icy weather brings added danger to the Canadian worksite. Even if your job is predominantly indoors, slips and falls on icy sidewalks, parking lots, or on slush brought in from...
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Winter Outerwear that Works
We’ve written before about ways to stay warm when working outside in winter , and about the importance of good winter work boots and gloves . Now it’s time to...
Staying Warm with Lined Pants and Coveralls this Winter
One of the worst things about working outside in the winter is when your legs get cold. Often this happens because we aren’t wearing enough layers, but sometimes it is...
Why Wear Specialty Work Pants Instead of Jeans?
You wouldn’t wear your everyday running shoes on the job site and expect them to keep you as safe or as comfortable as your specialty work footwear, so why are...
Why High Visibility Work Wear is a Must for Canadian Winters
Even though we’re past the shortest day of the year, Canadian winters are known for their lack of daylight hours, and snow and blustery conditions can further hamper visibility. If...
Keeping Warm in the Deep Freeze of Winter
If you work outside, extreme temperatures can make your job much harder on your body. Whether it’s plus 35 degree heat with humidity, or minus 20 degree cold with a...
