Use Magnets to Reduce Risk in Construction Zones
Construction zones are places of planning, craftsmanship, and if we’re being real, quite a bit of potential danger. There are plenty of opportunities for something to fall on your head, trip you up, or crumble beneath your weight. Because of all this risk, construction workers need fixed, reliable blueprints and solid working tools and materials to reduce as much risk as possible. As you might have suspected if you’ve read our blog before — magnets are the answer!
Fixed Blueprints
Construction work can put you in a lot of tricky situations, or even some downright perilous spots. Just to name a few, you might find yourself on top of a building, in the middle of traffic, underneath a damaged roof, or maybe even under the city streets. In this industry, likely be working with blueprints or at least some sort of formal plan of execution that your men and women can reference. The last thing you want is for those plans to blow away, be torn, or get completely soaked. Here’s how magnets can help you keep your plans in place —
As a construction worker, you’re likely surrounded by steel whether it be carbon, stainless, cast iron, or alloy. If you take four small to mid-sized Apex magnets (one for each corner), you can adhere your blueprints to the closest ferrous surface. You can rest assured — and get back to work — with the knowledge that your plans are safe from the next big gust of wind! A few different magnets you might consider using:
- ½” x 1” - Plastic Coated - Black - Neodymium Magnet
- ½” x ½” x ½” Cubes - Plastic Coated - Orange - Neodymium Magnet
- ½” x ½” x ¼” Blocks - Plastic Coated - Red - Neodymium Magnet