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Metro Gold LineTRANSIT PROJECTContractor:Ames ConstructionLocation:St. Paul, MNThe Metro Gold Line bus rapid transit project began construction in fall 2022 and will continue through 2024, with service scheduled to begin in March 2025. During the construction phase,...
Working during nighttime hours presents unique challenges that require extra caution and preparedness to ensure the safety of workers. The following these safety tips can help mitigate risks and promote a safer work environment:
Proper lighting is crucial for visibility for Cemstone to safely enter your jobsites when performing night work. Make sure your work area is well-lit, and if necessary, use additional portable lighting to reduce the risk of accidents and ensure there is adequate space for our trucks to maneuver jobsites safely.
Stay connected with coworkers, supervisors and Cemstone Dispatch, especially in remote or isolated work environments. Use communication devices such as two-way radios or mobile phones to relay important information and alerts. Establish check-in procedures to ensure everyone’s safety and well-being.
If your job involves driving at night, prioritize vehicle safety. Ensure your headlights are on and use high beams cautiously to avoid blinding other drivers. Regularly check your vehicle’s condition, including tire pressure, brakes, and lights, before starting your journey. Observe speed limits and road regulations to minimize the risk of accidents.
To enhance visibility, wear reflective clothing and appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as hard hats, gloves, and safety boots. High visibility protective equipment makes you more visible to colleagues, motorists, and equipment operators, reducing the risk of collisions and accidents. Visit a Cemstone Supply store near you to purchase new PPE!
Be vigilant and aware of the jobsite surroundings, especially in secluded or high-risk areas. Communicate any concerns Cemstone should be aware of to our Dispatch Center or Sales Representative.
Familiarize yourself with emergency procedures and evacuation routes specific to your workplace. Know the location of emergency exits, fire extinguishers, first aid kits, and other safety equipment. Participate in regular emergency drills to ensure readiness in case of unforeseen events.
Be prepared for changing weather conditions, especially if you work outdoors. Dress appropriately for the temperature and weather forecast, and take precautions against extreme heat, cold, rain, or snow. Monitor weather updates and adjust work activities accordingly to minimize risks.
Night shifts can disrupt sleet patterns and affect your overall health. Take regular breaks, stay hydrated and consume light snacks. Avoid heavy snacks or meals to avoid fatigue.
