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Home » How to Stay Warm During Cold-Weather Projects
What most people consider inclement weather is not always what builders, laborers and project managers consider inclement weather.
The recent polar vortex that hit much of the Midwest at the start of this year brings home just how important it is to be prepared for extreme weather conditions. While even the toughest of project managers might have ceased work during the negative temperatures, it’s important to remember that average cold can also present dangers to ill-equipped outdoor workers.