by K. Avey | Mar 26, 2025 | Safety
Why is it important? Minor driving errors in work zones can often cause serious worker injuries and fatalities. Source: Transportation Association of Canada (TAC), Maintaining awareness in work zones may help to prevent accidents. In work zones: 700 fatalities occur...
by K. Avey | Mar 26, 2025 | Safety
According to the National Weather Service (NWS): Fog contributes to travel accidents Water particles remain suspended near surfaces rather than falling like drizzle, creating hazards for drivers Fog and Visibility Fog is more common in basins, deep valleys, and near...
by K. Avey | Mar 10, 2025 | Safety
We’ve all gone to work feeling tired. Maybe we stayed up late watching TV, went out with friends, or simply couldn’t get to sleep the night before. Working in a fatigued state isn’t too dangerous for some of us, but when you operate any type of vehicle as a part of...
by K. Avey | Feb 11, 2025 | Safety
As winter weather continues, we are experiencing icy conditions in the yard. Please take extra precautions to ensure your safety: Slow Down & Stay Alert: Whether you’re walking or driving, reduce your speed and stay alert for slippery spots. Wear Proper...
by K. Avey | Dec 19, 2024 | Safety
If you start the week with a positive attitude on Monday, it’ll be a lot easier to fight off negativity the rest of the week. The secret to happiness is to re-think your outlook on life and re-frame your perspective. By framing your world, you can actually persuade...
by K. Avey | Dec 19, 2024 | Safety
Remember our 40/40 Rule: What’s your weight? If wind gusts are at 40mph or more your combined weight should be at least 40k LBS. What do you weigh unloaded? Tractor w/set unloaded = 29,500 LBS Tractor with 53’ unloaded =30,000 LBS Tractor with a pup and a dolly =...
