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Posted: December 28, 2021
2021 Year in Review: Bill McGuire, Concrete Washout Systems
Name: Bill McGuire
Job Title: Marketing Consultant
Company Name: Concrete Washout Systems
How has your working environment changed over the last year?
We equip employees with face shields, masks, gloves, sanitizing wipes, paper towels, and mandate their use. Crews also take extra precaution in cleaning equipment before a shift and after each use, and do a job-site audit. COVID has put a spotlight on the importance of worker health and safety, and American contractors responded by implementing new job-site policies such as staggered shifts, employee temperature checks and top-to-bottom disinfections of job sites, tools and machinery. It’s about due diligence at the job site. Proper sanitation and PPE protocols are easy to implement when employees handle their job in a professional manner.
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