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Recent efforts to provide properly fitting personal protective equipment to women on construction jobsites are highlighting the connection between safety and long term careers in skilled trades and management.
The founder of a company that’s designing construction equipment and clothing for women didn’t just walk a mile in their shoes—she’s logged days in their type of pants.
When it comes to PPE for women, there’s more to properly fit than small, medium and large. PPE that works well to protect women is rarely the same as items treated as universal, but really meant for men. You'll learn how PPE can be designed with women in mind, and why it’s so important to get it right: for security, for recruitment & for retention of women in the industry.
Requirements for social distancing and limiting headcount on jobsites working through the pandemic have changed the way many sites are organized. Contractors adopted these strategies to keep sites open, but are now finding they can plan more effectively with much more accurate headcounts. We'll discuss the benefits this shift in site access tracking can bring.
