Doing tough jobs always have risk if not done
properly and if there is lack of knowledge in keeping safety precautions. To ensure your
safety and prevent accidents, understand fully the instructions provided in the manual
and follow it consistently. Keep the guidelines and wear these protective gears.
Heavy Duty Clothing
Gear up with heavy duty clothes like what the professional contractors wore. These heavy duty clothes are typically long-sleeved. It is intended to protect your skin from harmful debris that can cause damage to your skin and dust. If you are cutting concrete in a public area, put on highlights on your clothes and wear bright neon vest with colors like green, orange or yellow. This helps to notice you easily especially if you are surrounded with trucks, cars and other moving machines.
Gloves
Are the basic gear that anyone must have. Aside from protecting your palms and hands to get rough calluses, it protects you even more with skin irritation from the combined dust from concretes and your sweat.
Protective Glasses
Avoid blast of dust from concretes during the operation. You cannot tell where this fine debris and dust could go. Even though you have no direct contact to concrete dust for it contains toxic elements, it can still cause irritation to your eyes and worst can cause blindness. You can also wear face shield for larger concrete cuts.
Hard Hat
Working in open spaces under open construction worksites, hard hats are the basic head gear for the workers. This is important especially when you are cutting concretes on vertical surfaces. Unexpected pieces from concretes can fly away or even hit your head. Wear your hard hat always.
Ear plugs
If you can’t stand the noise of the machine including the noise of your work area, protect your ear by wearing earplugs.
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