Jobsite Caddy Effectively Addresses Fire Prevention and Spill Response

June 17, 2010 - PRLog -- Jobsite Caddy, LLC., a manufacturer of site safety products, has introduced the Jobsite Caddy, a single source, cost effective, emergency response station used on all levels of work sites and facilities.  The need to comply with OSHA regulations 1926.150 and 1910.157 for fire prevention and spill prevention, control and countermeasures in the work place provided the vision for this product.  
Safety is a primary concern in all work environments and prior to the Jobsite Caddy being introduced there was not an option for a single source solution that adequately addressed both fire prevention and spill prevention and containment for workers.  Safety Director Clint Yates of Bowen Engineering Corporation who is currently utilizing the Jobsite Caddy said, “This product’s bold presence provides a well known and identifiable point on all of our job sites so our workers can quickly respond to emergency, fire and spill situations if necessary.”  
The entire unit is easily transportable by one person (13 lbs.) and multiple units can be stacked together to move from site to site with ease.  A durable plastic construction allows the caddy to withstand harsh environments, foul weather and the physical abuse of industrial environments.  Included with the unit are two weatherproof document sleeves providing the ability to post a visual aid for workers with site specific instructions for emergency response and protocol.  Useful options for the unit include a fiberglass flag pole with identification signs, a sealed 20 gallon spill kit with a variety of sorbents and PPE, signal horn, and eye wash.
For additional information on the Jobsite Caddy, please visit our website www.jobsitecaddy.com or to speak with a customer service representative, please call 317-727-5545 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              317-727-5545      end_of_the_skype_highlighting.  Email inquiries should be sent to customerservice@jobsitecaddy.com.   Patent pending.