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Considering an Overhead Cable Protection System? Think Again!

10/16/2015

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Nothing is more important than safety. Many companies put safety at the top of their priorities and find that having a hazard-free workplace is a great benefit. There are many different ways that companies choose to create a safe environment for their employees. These can include little things such as making sure that every employee has a helmet when working around heavy equipment. This can also include overhead cable protection systems for jobs that involve working at great heights or on unstable structures. However, there are many things that must be taken into consideration when installing a cable protection system.

When it comes to cable protection systems, installation and proper maintenance have to be taken into account. Installation can take time and it is important to know the layout ahead of time in order to create an efficient system. Maintenance is also key. Because it is part of a safety system and it is designed to keep employees from falling off of structures, it is important to make sure that the cable protection system is stable and able to support the weight of employees who will be using it.

Luckily, there are many companies that will gladly work with employers to make sure that a great system is put in place. These companies can help lay out a plan of construction and can help make sure that the final product is up to code and the standards of the employer who has ordered the system. Many of these companies seek to provide high quality systems to employers who have employee safety in mind. These companies often have websites which feature information pertaining to their business such as pricing information, location, and contact information. If you are the owner of a business and are looking for a system that can help keep your employees safe, an overhead cable protection system may be just what you’re looking for.

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Protecting Cables from Worksite Vehicles

10/9/2015

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So you have probably already come face to face with the challenge of driving vehicles across a worksite littered with delicate cables. It is a big issue as these cables are usually very expensive despite their delicacy. And they are definitely not meant to have three ton objects rollings across their fame. Of course, there is the choice of temporarily disconnected the cables, but that comes along with time and cost constraints. It's costly to slow down production in this way. The only way to solve this problem efficiently is to protect the cables. Protecting cables allows you to not only prevent damage to these expensive items, but to improve the overall safety of your worksite.

Rather than trenching or board crossings, this can be enabled through enclosed hose and cable protection systems that are able to take on loads of 65 tons without damage. This alternative is much simpler than the aforementioned options and costs much less with users reporting savings of up to 40 percent. The best thing about this system, however, is that it takes care of itself. Once it is setup, you will never have to bother with it again.

It is the perfect option for any number of different worksites. Whether you're working with cables, pipers, hoses or fiber optics, high quality solid cast guards make sure the wires are completely protected from moving vehicles day after day, week after week, without worry of wear and tear. There is no rust or corrosion, making sure to stand up not only to man made vehicles but to the natural elements as well. Investing in a quality protection system will lead to you protecting your cables longer and more effectively which - in the end - will keep your worksite safe and your wallet heavier.

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Preventing Workplace Accidents with Protection for Cables

10/2/2015

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Safety is a top priority for all employers. From reduced costs due to lost work time and insurance to improved employee productivity, ensuring workers go home safely to their families each night is beneficial to all parties. All workplaces in the modern world feature cables of one kind or another. Protection for cables is one safety element that employers should not ignore.

In a manufacturing, construction or industrial environment, protecting cables from inadvertent disruption due to on-going operations is important for both safety and continued workplace productivity. A corroded, damaged or unsecured cable presents two risks. It a safety hazard to workers working with the cable and those in the downstream operation that the cable helps function properly and safely. Additionally, lost production due to loss of cable functionality is a risk. 

Cables in an office environment are frequently conduits for electricity. In addition to the risk of electric shock, improperly secured or poorly planned cable locations may also be trip hazards leading to less serious, but increasingly frequent, office accidents.

Workplace safety with cables begins in selecting the proper cable for the work to be done. Proper cable sizing, particularly in construction areas, can prevent the risk of a sudden cable failure. 

Whether in a manufacturing or office environment, cables should be routinely maintained and properly secured. Regular checks for damage will help spot a potential issue before it could create a safety or operational failure. To minimize the risk of a sudden safety concern, cables should be secured out of walkways or other high-traffic areas where they are likely to be struck or severed by workers. 

Protection for cables is unique to the workplace environment in which it is implemented, but is a safety imperative. Consider proper preventative maintenance, selecting the right cable for the work to be done, and ensure workers are properly trained in operating equipment to minimize safety concerns. With adequate protection, all employees will go home safely after a hard day's work.

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