We Do Lines was recently featured in
The Hartford Business Journal in an article discussing how outdoor-focused businesses beat the summer heat. For
We Do Lines, this means not sending out one-man crews on summertime jobs in case of safety issues with the heat. Chris Couri, co-founder, president and chief executive of
We Do Lines, stressed that the business relies heavily on safety precautions. Connecticut franchisee, Bob Russo, said his employees are required to use sunblock and avoid wearing dark colors. Click
here to view the full article!
Heat challenges outdoor businessesBy Brad Kane
As the temperate days of spring quickly slide into the hot days of summer this year, businesses all over Connecticut are feeling the heat.
While offices see an increase in electricity costs from air conditioning and dress codes often ease, those companies whose primary business is outdoors face a more real threat.
Heat stroke, dehydration, sunburn and exhaustion can imperil a company’s employees and production if they have to spend extended periods outside; and Connecticut business do what they can do avoid the wrong side of the sun.
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