Increasing Safety with Brick Jackets

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The company uses proprietary ‘brick jackets’, branded with the company logo, to protect bricks from the frost and the rain.

The jackets also keep the bricks in neat stacks and prevent them from being accidentally knocked over and spilling onto the scaffold, where they become a trip hazard.

The jackets are manufactured in bright colours, so are clearly visible to anyone working on or walking along a scaffold. Use of these jackets helps to ensure a safe working environment whilst protecting blocks and bricks from harsh weather conditions.

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Monitor report. Caxton Builders. Staffordshire. October 2019.

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Published 11 November 2019
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