Concealed Hood: These coats are equipped with a concealed hood, ensuring you're prepared for unexpected rain or wind. It's a versatile feature that adds extra convenience. When it comes to safety, warmth, and visibility, our Viz Wear � Length Parka Safety Coats have got you covered. Available in vibrant Yellow or Orange, and in XL, 2XL, 3XL, and 4XL sizes, these coats are the ultimate choice for those who demand quality, comfort, and high visibility.

Warm and Comfortable: Designed for your comfort, these 3/4 length coats feature a 300D quilted lining and a waterproof outer material. Stay warm and dry even in challenging weather.Amongst our customers are many small to medium businesses to large international companies whom we partner to streamline their supply chain management. The main business sectors we operate in are Local Government , Construction, Petro Chemical & Offshore industry, Utilities and Facility Management.

Incentivising accident reports through prizes or monetary bonuses is a common action that managers take but the results may be counterintuitive. Safety incentive programs become routine and many employees become entitled; believing they deserve rewarding for carrying out their jobs. By running regular safety seminars, your team can voice their own safety concerns. This open style of contribution gives workers the chance to help implement safety changes that affect their own roles, making them much more likely to follow them and encourage others. Construction workers have seen a serious problem with the condition of their mental health which has been a continuous issue for the industry over the years. Whether it’s depression, anxiety or stress, the industry suffered 14,000 cases between 2017 and 2018.Rather than trying to ‘buy’ your staff with incentives, allow them to set their own safety goals. Employees are more likely to respond positively to working towards their team’s own targets, rather than those set by executives who may be out of touch with their day-to-day operations. Get the team involved Exceptional Visibility: Safety is paramount, and our coats provide very high levels of visibility. They conform to BS EN471:2003 Class 3 with VizLite 100 Series Reflective tape, making you easily seen in various conditions. When it comes to safety, you need to walk the walk. Show your team how important it is to adhere to safety standards by following them to the letter yourself. Your employees are far more likely to follow in your footsteps than to just take your word for it. Training Of the estimated 58,000 workplace injuries between 2017 and 2018, only 4,919 were officially reported; meaning over 90% of non-fatal injuries were left unreported. Premium Quality: Our parka coats are constructed with high-quality materials, ensuring durability and long-lasting performance. You can trust them to stand up to the elements and daily wear.

Blame culture – If your company blames individuals for injuries and relies on disciplining workers for accidents, you’re promoting a negative view of health and safety. You may be influencing employees to avoid correctly reporting incidents due to a fear of being reprimanded. If you’re concerned that your own health and safety policies aren’t up to standard, there are a number of signs you can look out for:

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Review key training sessions and organise refresher courses often to reinforce key safety issues. With a fully trained team of safety experts at your disposal, your employees will be able to spot potential hazards before they become accidents. Reporting The more transparent you are as a manager, the more likely your staff will help health and safety updates run smoothly. However, it’s not just about communicating changes to your team: all current health and safety guidelines should be easily accessible to ensure everyone remains knowledgable and up to date. Mental health support Despite health and safety being a staple of every company’s policies and procedures, accidents and injuries at work are still commonplace. HSE (Health and Safety Executive) recently published the results of the annual labour force survey, which revealed that between 2017 and 2018, there were 555,000 injuries at work. 144 of them were fatal. But what about industries that consider safety to be at the centre of their work?

Versatile and Durable: Made from 100% polyester, these coats are perfect for a wide range of outdoor activities and demanding environments.Whether you're working in construction, traffic control, or simply need a high-visibility coat for outdoor tasks, our Viz Wear � Length Parka Safety Coats offer the perfect combination of safety, warmth, and comfort. Reporting incidents shouldn’t be something that employees fear or feel uncomfortable doing. You need to make it clear to your employees that accident reporting isn’t an excuse to scold but rather to find out what caused an injury and what can be done to prevent it from happening in the future. By making proper reporting a core value of your worker’s job description, it will become like second nature to them. As it stands, the construction industry contributes to a large number of recorded workplace injuries. In fact, HSE found that an estimated 58,000 cases of work-related injury occurred between 2017 and 2018. Around 2.6% of construction workers suffered an injury in this time, roughly 50% higher than the average of 1.8% across all industries. How can poor health and safety affect your business? Poor accident reporting – If your team aren’t properly reporting and logging accidents in the workplace, then nothing can be done to prevent it from happening again in the future. Accident and injury books aren’t just for serious cases: they should be filled with any occurrences in the workplace. Your staff may not feel like their injuries aren’t worth the hassle, but the next time it happens, it could have more serious consequences.