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Concrete Work Stats & Facts

  1. Concrete burns– Fresh concrete is abrasive and caustic in nature. It can easily irritate and burn your skin if you do not protect yourself. Covering the skin and washing off any concrete that comes into contact with the skin is the best way to protect yourself from concrete burns. Concrete work safety
  2. Slips, trips, and falls– Rebar, form work, uneven ground, and tools present many trip hazards in a concrete work area.
  3. Struck by incidents–It is important to use tools correctly with the proper grip and motion. Swinging a hammer too hard or losing control of it can result […]

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