Uniform coveralls are a good safety idea, and can become a good publicity tool as well. All these basics regarding safety are often taken for granted, that is until the accident occurs and everybody suffers. Let's explore a bit. Before you answer, think about the nails lying around outside in your driveway and work area creating hazards to customer and worker and vehicles alike, and things like this. Remember the occasional customer who is walking through to pick out his boards and monitor his presence very carefully, if you allow him in the yard at all.
Good security leads to good safety.
You sell it, so practice it. While we go about our daily activities, let us renew a commitment to safety for ourselves, our workers and our customers. Soon, safety will become a habit. After the initial expenditures, safety practice becomes habit, routine maintenance keeps expensive equipment from failing, prevents down time, circumvents expensive insurance rate escalations, and keep our very alert OSHA people satisfied that you and your business care and are doing enough about safety to avoid expensive penalties. Most important, you are keeping you and your people safe, alive and in business.