Keeping You Safe and Healthy
Our mission is to keep people safe, and this week, that extends to helping you practice social distancing while still meeting your fall protection and safety equipment needs. Here are […]
There Is Only One Way To Become Successful – Slowly
Success isn’t something that happens overnight. Much like a tree that requires water, sunlight, and nutrients, your goals demand hard work and daily attention in order to be achieved.  In March’s […]
How to Use Tool Lanyards
We all know the importance of protecting an employee working at heights. Personal fall protection such as lanyards and self-retracting lifelines (SRLs) work to arrest a worker’s fall safely. But there is another kind […]
Communicating with the Next Generation of Employees is a Learned Skill
Communication is crucial in the workplace. The days of voice raising and criticism of work performance are gone. Communicating with the new generation of employees can be considered an art […]
Universal Harnesses: The Importance of Harness Fit
Many of the safety harnesses on the market today come in standard sizes—small, medium, large. We’ve all experienced buying an item in our size only to find when we try […]
Tell the Truth, So You Don’t Have to Lie Over and Over Again
Contractor Tip: Credibility Telling one lie always leads to another lie. And then another. Before you know it, keeping track of all the lies you told is more difficult than […]
Fall Restraint Vs. Fall Arrest: What’s the Difference?
While the terms fall restraint and fall arrest are often used interchangeably, the reality is that there are many differences between the two. If you work at heights, it’s imperative […]
Saying Yes By Not Saying Yes – or No
When a customer asks a “yes” or “no” question, how should you answer? If you say “yes”, can you deliver the services when and how the customer is asking you […]
Making Fall Protection Mobile
‘Mobile Fall Protection’ are 3 words that one wouldn’t think go together. Folks in the know understand that fall protection is tricky. Anchors are welded, bolted, wrapped, and always to […]
The First Night of Sleep is on Me, The Second is on You
To make a marriage work, you have to get along. The same goes for the workplace. In this month’s contractor tip, CEO Damian Lang talks about the policies he has […]
