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    This document provides clothing recommendations for construction workers. It advises wearing long-sleeved shirts that are tucked in to avoid snagging. Baggy pants should be avoided, and belts should be worn to keep pants up. Jewelry is not recommended as it can get caught in machinery. Heavy-duty boots with steel toes provide protection from falling objects and materials. Multiple light wool shirts are better than a single heavy shirt for warmth in cold weather. The key is to prioritize safety and functionality over fashion in one's choice of work clothing.

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    This document provides clothing recommendations for construction workers. It advises wearing long-sleeved shirts that are tucked in to avoid snagging. Baggy pants should be avoided, and belts should be worn to keep pants up. Jewelry is not recommended as it can get caught in machinery. Heavy-duty boots with steel toes provide protection from falling objects and materials. Multiple light wool shirts are better than a single heavy shirt for warmth in cold weather. The key is to prioritize safety and functionality over fashion in one's choice of work clothing.

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    This document provides clothing recommendations for construction workers. It advises wearing long-sleeved shirts that are tucked in to avoid snagging. Baggy pants should be avoided, and belts should be worn to keep pants up. Jewelry is not recommended as it can get caught in machinery. Heavy-duty boots with steel toes provide protection from falling objects and materials. Multiple light wool shirts are better than a single heavy shirt for warmth in cold weather. The key is to prioritize safety and functionality over fashion in one's choice of work clothing.

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    Company Name __________________________ Job Name __________________________ Date_________________

    CLOTHING FOR CONSTRUCTION

    There's one industry where today's fashions just don't make it. That‘s construction. Fancy duds are likely to get caught or snagged and
    cause you to fall or to get hurt in some other way. Your clothing should not only be appropriate, but rugged enough to stand up to the use it'll
    get.

    KEEP YOUR SHIRT ON

    Always wear a heavy duty shirt, preferably long sleeved with the cuffs buttoned at the wrist. Don't wear it loose or baggy. Keep it tucked in
    to avoid snagging. Your shirt will protect you from sunburn, so keep it on even when the weather is hot. It also will protect you from scrapes
    and from skin-irritating materials, such as concrete water and poison ivy. Don't wear anything around your neck that can dangle and get
    caught in machinery.

    NO BAGGY PANTS

    Wear straight-line pants of proper length without pocket flaps or cuffs. They should not be baggy or so long that your heels get caught in
    them. You probably can't keep your pants up without a belt. If your belt is too long, cut off the extra length or run it through additional belt
    loops. In this way it won't get caught and pull you into machinery.

    LEAVE JEWELRY HOME

    One of the most common causes of amputated fingers is jewelry, such as rings, wrist watches and bracelets. Lt may look nice, but if it gets
    caught in machinery, you're in for a painful experience.

    PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD

    Different jobs call for different kinds of foot-wear, but, generally, properly fitted, high top safety boots should be worn. They give you more
    support than other boots and more protection in case you drop something on your foot where steel-tip footwear should always be required.
    Wear rubber boots when working in wet material, especially if it's deep. Spreading concrete is a good example.

    WINTER WEAR

    During cold weather, two light, woolen shirts are better than one heavy one for warmth. Gloves and hard hat liners are also advisable in cold
    weather.

    DRESS RIGHT

    When you dress for construction jobs, remember that you're not out to model the latest fashions. Your work clothes may not make you the
    sharpest dude on the block, but you'll look a lot better than you would if loose clothing or jewelry caused you to get caught in a machine.

    Safety Recommendations:________________________________________________________________________________

    Job Specific Topics:_____________________________________________________________________________________

    M.S.D.S Reviewed:_____________________________________________________________________________________

    Attended By:
    _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

    _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

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