Every worker needs a reliable pair of cut-resistant gloves on the job site. No matter how careful you are with knives and other sharp tools, accidents can happen—and that’s where proper PPE comes into play.

Not only do you want cut-resistant gloves to come in for the save, but you also want a quality pair with high cut resistance, durability, and comfort. The G-TEK® 3GX™ cut-resistant gives you all of this in one convenient package. 

Let’s dive into the G-TEK® 3GX™ gloves and what makes them

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No matter the environment, job site safety needs to be a top priority. 

It all starts with understanding the safety equipment at your disposal. Whether we’re talking about fall safety, fall protection for tools, or any other safety scenario, knowing how and when to use safety equipment can save lives.

On the job site, you can never be too prepared for any safety hazard.

It would be ideal if job sites could eliminate fall hazards. 

Unfortunately, this isn’t possible. There are instances where working at height is necessary to get the job done on nearly every job site. 

In these cases, we turn to fall protection to help workers stay safe.

But what does proper fall protection actually entail? Do your workers know how to use fall protection equipment? Do they know how to identify potential fall hazards that might not seem apparent?

If not, fall protection

Many tools are used on the job site, from small hand tools to big and heavy power tools. 

When it comes to tool tethering, you have a few options.

Falls are the second most common cause of injuries in the workplace.

When working at height, there’s nothing more important than having proper fall protection equipment. There’s a chance that it could save your life at some point. 

There are many safety measures in the construction industry that are basic and obvious enough that you likely don’t need to be made aware of them. Hard hats to avoid head trauma and safety glasses to protect your eyes, for example. 

However, when you’re on the job, there’s a good chance that you’re doing some things that may not seem unsafe, yet could cause some serious problems. 

One safety practice that often gets overlooked is tethering your tools. The question is: When should you

Personal Fall Protection is for YOU, Fall Protection for Tools is for EVERYONE.

Working at height poses unique risks and hazards that you typically wouldn't come across while working at ground level. Most workers think when they work at heights that all they need is their personal fall protection equipment and they will be safe. To a point this is correct, you are protecting yourself, but what about your fellow workers below you? What happens if that wrench you are working with slips out of