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How did we get so trusted while also becoming the best roofers in Denver? We work with the right partners, we hire, train and certify the right people, and we do the right thing, no matter what. Here are a few things that make us different than the typical roofer. #denverroofing #residentialroofing #commercialroofing #solarroofing https://lnkd.in/eDJ44RDk
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Meet The Team! Clay Cagle, Grading Crew Foreman. Q: How long have you been working for Thompson Arthur, and how long have you been working in construction? 🦺 29 years at Thompson Arthur, and I've been working in construction since I was 13 years old. Q: What do you like most about working at Thompson Arthur? 🦺 There are a lot of good people here. And the paycheck keeps the lights on. Q: What are some of the toughest challenges you've had at work? 🦺 On large jobsites, such as the one I am currently working on, it is sometimes difficult to be and stay productive with literally thousands of other workers on the jobsite. All while maintaining the specific requirements set by the customer. Q: What do you feel is a priority for our company? 🦺 Safety is number one, but after that we are focused on quality, experienced employees. Q: What is the best advice you could give a new hire at our company? 🦺 Have and keep a good attitude, put safety first, and be humble enough to take advantage of the opportunity you have been given to learn from the experienced employees around you and you will go far. Q: If you could have any superpower, what would it be? 🦺 The ability to heal sick kids (cancer, etc.). Q: What is your favorite food? 🦺 Country fried steak with gravy and mashed potatoes. Q: Do you have any nicknames? 🦺 Green thumb because I like to grow a garden. Q: If you could have an unlimited supply of anything, what would it be? 🦺 Money so that I could help homeless veterans. Q: Describe yourself in 3 words. 🦺 Kind, respectful, and responsible. Q: What is the worst job you have ever had? 🦺 I worked for a cotton mill. My job was tying knots in the threads that broke. That lasted 3 days. #ThompsonArthur #CRH #SafetyFirst #BuildAmerica #NorthCarolina #Construction #ConstructionLife #Jobs #NowHiring #Safety #Career #Employee #JobOpportunity #Career #DirtWork #Building #Bridge #Structure #Bridgework #BridgeConstruction #infrastructure #Roads #Paving #Striping #Equipment
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🛑 STOP SCROLLING! Did you know that Arrow has your back with our fall protection gear? Whether you're a roofer, construction worker, or any other professional working at heights, we've got the right equipment for you. Check out our roofers kit on SALE now and stay safe on the job site! #FallProtection #SafetyFirst"
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Questions to Ask a Roofer for Your Commercial Roof Project If your commercial building needs a new roof or repair, it might be time to call in a professional roofer. You may have a few contractors in your area, so knowing what questions to ask a roofer can help you find the right one for the job. In addition to requesting examples of their past work, here are eight questions to ask a roofing contractor before hiring them! https://lnkd.in/eyY_VJhb
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𝗟𝗲𝘁'𝘀 𝘁𝗮𝗹𝗸 𝘀𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁—𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘀𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸 𝗶𝘀 𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗱 🏗️ Whether you're a mason, a bricklayer, a landscaper, a paver, or a roofer, you know that the equipment you use makes all the difference. You've probably seen Baron tools and equipment on sites across Europe. Maybe you've even used our forced action mixer or the SmartMover. But the question isn't what products we make; it's why we don't compromise on quality. Read our blog post on why you shouldn't compromise on quality and whether you're rich enough to buy cheap: https://bit.ly/4dyuIt3
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Know standards. No injuries. In the spring of last year, a lead carpenter for a construction company was killed by a trench cave-in. The trench was 6 - 7 feet deep. There was no trench box being used nor was there any sloping of the soil. Workers need to be protected when the trench is 5' or greater. Even at 4' there needs to be a means of egress. The ladder should extend at least 3' above the top of the trench and be no more than 25' away from any employees working in the trench. Spoil piles, material, and machines need to be kept back a minimum of 2' from the edge of the trench wall. A competent person should be on site at all times to observe changes in the soil due to, for example, heavy rain but also to test the cohesiveness of the soil before each new shift. Did the company not have a competent person on site to run through all these check points before employees climbed in to do the work? Sadly, the owner was on site but not in the immediate area of the trench/ cave-in. The lead carpenter left behind a wife, two daughters, and four grandkids.
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From DIY Disaster to Flawless Fix: The Importance of Professional Pole Repair Sharing a recent project I came across! This before-and-after video showcases the impressive work of a local handyman and construction company. A seemingly simple pole repair can turn into a bigger problem if not done correctly. This video highlights the importance of hiring skilled professionals for jobs around the house, especially when safety is a concern. Are you a homeowner? Do you have any leaning poles or damaged fencing that needs attention? It's always best to leave these repairs to the experts. In the comments below, share your experiences with local handyman services! #HomeImprovement #SafetyFirst
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🚧🔒 DNA Carpentry: Leading the Way in Safety Culture! Did you know that falls from elevation remain a leading cause of death for construction workers? In 2022 alone, 395 out of 1069 construction fatalities were attributed to falls (BLS data). But here's the thing: these tragic deaths are preventable! 💪 That's why I had the honor of speaking at DNA Carpentry's National Safety Stand-Down event. 🎤🎥 Their commitment to fall hazard awareness is truly inspiring. They understand that safety should never be compromised, and they've taken a holistic approach to ensure a symbiotic relationship between safety and efficiency. 🌍⚖️ A Safety Stand-Down is a powerful tool in raising awareness about fall hazards and reinforcing the importance of fall prevention. It's an opportunity for employers to engage with their employees directly, fostering a culture of safety and open communication. And it's not just limited to companies exposed to fall hazards - any workplace can benefit from discussing job hazards, protective methods, and safety policies. I applaud DNA Carpentry for their dedication to creating a safe and secure work environment. Let's join forces to make fall fatalities a thing of the past! Together, we can build a safer future for all. #SafetyFirst #StandDownForSafety #PreventFalls #WorkplaceSafety #SafetyCulture #ConstructionSafety #InjuryPrevention #BuildingASaferFuture
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That's why it's essential to get it checked out by a qualified professional roofer. 🏘🥇 Taking the time to do this can save you from costly repairs down the road. 🤗 . . . . #priddyroofingexteriors #roofing #roofers #homeservices #maintenance #professional #repair #checkup #inspection #roofrepair #roofmaintanance #roofcheck #professionalservice #safetyfirst #roofinspection #roofer #homesafety #Staysafe #Checkyourroof #roofsafety #newroof #dreamhome #roofingdoneright #RoofReplacementDoneRight
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Scaffolding is essential in the construction of new high rises, as well as the maintenance of existing buildings. In New York, it is a constant presence. However, for those working on scaffolding, it can be a dangerous, even fatal, experience. Some common hazards are slippery platforms, missing guardrails, falling objects, defective planks, and harness malfunctions to name a few. If you have been injured in a scaffolding accident on a construction site, call the Law Offices of Elan Wurtzel for a free consultation to understand your rights to potential financial compensation. https://lnkd.in/djp9XcM #WurtzelLaw #WorkPlaceSafety #PersonalInjury #ConstructionSafety #Scaffolding
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