Field Production & Operations · Safety, PPE, Hazard Analysis

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

In a world dominated by Zoom calls and Teams meetings, it’s easy to forget that not all work happens behind a screen. For employees who work in the field, risk is a daily reality, and one that cannot be taken for granted. Whether you’re visiting an asphalt paving job or touring an operational facility, safety starts with the right Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Standard PPE

Hardhate, glasses, vest

Boots, Gloves, Hearing Protection

Safety Tips

• Check site-specific requirements: Some facilities may require flame-resistant clothing or additional PPE for the conditions (for example traction aids in the winter during icy conditions).

• Inspect PPE before use: Damaged or poorly fitting gear can compromise safety.

• Follow escort instructions: Always adhere to the guidance of site supervisors.

• Stay alert: Keep your head on a swivel and always be alerted to changing hazards and conditions.