Chris Lewis

Nov 14, 2024 | achrnews.com | Chris Lewis

For years, Zahner, a Kansas City, Missouri-based architectural metalwork producer, has worked alongside KVC Constructors and Faulders Studio. During that time, the trio has completed dozens upon dozens of construction projects across the United States, including 10 in Miami, Florida. Due to this longstanding partnership, particularly in South Florida, KVC Constructors decided to work alongside Zahner and Faulders once again.

Sep 12, 2024 | ironpros.com | Chris Lewis

As a construction worker, you’re all too familiar with the negative consequences associated with low-visibility clothing. Far too often, deaths and serious injuries occur on jobsites, as some professionals fail to wear correct clothing whenever they’re working in low light conditions. To virtually eliminate any risk of accidents that may be detrimental to your health and well-being, you must wear high-visibility clothing, period—from your pants and gloves, to your shirts and helmets.

Aug 15, 2024 | ironpros.com | Chris Lewis

Since its founding in 2004, LIFT Safety has been offering construction workers a wide array of products that enhance their safety in numerous ways. From eyewear and gloves to hi-visibility apparel and knee protection, the manufacturer’s products have become renowned for not only increasing workers’ safety, but providing comfort and durability, too.

Jul 30, 2024 | ironpros.com | Chris Lewis

As a construction worker, is there anything worse than working in high heat and humidity? Not only are you uncomfortable for hours on end—while steadily sweating—but you’re at risk of potentially serious health issues, too: from heat cramps, to heat exhaustion, to heat stroke. Is there anything you can do to minimize the likelihood of such health issues though? Are there any options available to reduce (or even prevent) dehydration, fatigue and overheating, among other heat-related consequences?

Jul 25, 2024 | ironpros.com | Chris Lewis

Each year, millions of hardworking manual labor professionals—like yourself—encounter a variety of injuries on their jobsites. All too often, many of these injuries are associated with their hands, as they may burn, cut or scratch them. Some of these injuries may be considered quite mild, while others are extremely serious, leading to stiches, potentially long-term injuries or several days away from work, among other possible issues.