Review by Workwear Gurus JCB, renowned for their heavy machinery and equally robust work site footwear, has recently launched the JCB Fastrac Safety Boots. Not
A waterproof rain suit may be particularly useful for construction workers in and around Manchester as the city’s building boom shows no signs of decline.
Winter worksites are filled with hazards and risks that are less common in the rest of the year, but work coats and jackets need to be warm, safe, and fit for purpose.
Whilst turtle attacks rank amongst the least common onsite health and safety hazards, the reasons why they attack black shoes specifically are fascinating.
Construction workers in the East Midlands will soon need their JCB work clothes as they start on the redevelopment of Leicester City’s King Power stadium.
Protective workwear has existed for as long as people have existed, but one emergency in the early 20th century created the workwear landscape as we know it.
The number of people heading to HS2 construction sites in their JCB work clothes is likely to increase despite the recent cancellation of the northern leg.
A lot of people can be seen in JCB workwear at construction sites in central Manchester, but there are many projects in the pipeline elsewhere in the city.
Winter is on its way, so it is wise to get workwear for the season, including waterproof jackets and JCB wellies, but also, importantly, a good-quality hat.
In the UK, we are likely to encounter heavy showers during autumn, so make sure you have a waterproof work jacket and good quality wellingtons to stay dry.
Before working on a construction site, it is essential you get the right equipment for the job. This includes safety boots that adhere to UK footwear standards.
JCB work clothes are robust, comfy and made to last, which is good news for those for whom the job is never quite complete thanks to some unforeseen problems.
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