Welcome to the world of HVAC where accidents happen. In truth, cuts and bruises are part of the game, thus PPE is always stressed.
Personal Protective Equipment, though oftentimes a bit uncomfortable, is essential when it comes to safety. Items such as gloves, safety glasses, boots, and flame-resistant clothing (when required)
Is there a doctor in the house
Is there a doctor in the house
Minor cuts and lacerations are among the most common workplace injuries in the HVAC industry. While usually non-life-threatening, if unmanaged, they can lead to infection, lost work hours, or bloodborne pathogen exposure.
Over the past few weeks we experienced a total of three medical emergencies… okay, not really an emergency but why not embellish a bit? Then again, the pain and agony detailed with each picture tells a story.
The enclosed photos showcase what can happen if one is not careful and not wearing appropriate gear. Fortunately, no emergency medical attention was needed.
For those looking for an exciting career, working with your hands, and never a dull moment, the HVAC industry may be a good fit for you. To note, proper PPE is always recommended.
Danny