Essential Fall & Winter PPE: How to Stay Warm, Visible, and OSHA Compliant
Cooler mornings. Shorter days. Less daylight and dropping temperatures. If your crew isn’t adjusting their gear, you’re risking more than just a few shivers. As fall sets in, proper personal protective equipment (PPE) becomes even more critical—not just for comfort, but for visibility, productivity, and OSHA compliance. Cold, damp conditions increase the likelihood of fatigue, slow reaction times, and job site accidents. The right cold-weather PPE helps fight back. Here’s how to layer up for fall and why it matters. Why PPE Matters More in Fall & Winter Colder weather brings more than temperature changes. It reduces daylight, introduces new hazards (like slippery surfaces or frozen equipment), and increases the physical strain on workers. Damp, cold conditions can lead to fatigue, slower reaction times, and a higher risk of job site accidents. The right PPE keeps your team warm, visible,… Read More.…
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