Winter takes its toll—on roads, on equipment, and on the trailers that keep your business running. Before peak season ramps up, now’s the time to make sure every component is ready to perform. Even the best-built systems need regular attention, and a quick spring checkup can help you avoid downtime,…
Spring signals the start of heavy hauling season—longer days, busier schedules, and jobs that demand reliable performance from every piece of equipment. But before you hit the road, preparation is key. A few smart checks and the right tools can make the difference between smooth operations and costly downtime. That’s…
One of the common issues we hear about from trailer owners that come to us for solutions is the quality of the paint. A poor paint job can lead to peeling, chipping, and an overall unprofessional appearance. This not only affects the look of your trailer but also its resale…
We encourage all New Brunswickers to take a moment of April 28th to remember those lives that were needlessly lost. In 1984, the Canadian Labour Congress established April 28th as a day for workers and employers to remember those workers who have died and/or have been injured, and to…
Heat Stress was the focus for our Safety Talk this morning. With all the heat warnings happening this summer, this seemed appropriate to discuss. Exposure to extreme heat can result in workplace illnesses and injuries. Heat stroke, heat exhaustion, heat cramps, heat rashes are just some of the ways that…
Monday brings the start of the week and a new Safety Talk topic. “First-Of-inspections” and “In-Process inspections” were the focus. Both of these are as important as a final inspection. Jeff encouraged our staff to report mistakes they may recognize before production starts or during the early stages of production….
To start off our week, Jeff discussed the proper use of Hand Tools at our Weekly Safety talk. Hand Tools are one of the biggest causes for hand related injuries in the work place. Avoid these when using hand tools: DO NOT: Use tools for jobs that they are not…
The Fatal Four was our topic this week at out Safety Talk meeting. The Fatal Four account for more workplace fatalities than any other type of incident. Consequently, these are the most deadly incidents in the workplace industry. Fatal Four categories: Falls Main Cause: Not wearing a a safety harness….
A PROACTIVE APPROACH – This is what we discussed today during our weekly Safety Meeting. This method allows you to spot dangers before it’s too late, the opposite of a reactive approach. QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF OR TO DISCUSS WITH A SAFETY MANAGER: Do you have the right equipment? Are…
