NEWS

Spring weather in our operating area can change fast. A clear morning can become a severe thunderstorm by midday. As we move deeper into the spring season, here are the conditions our crews need to be ready for: Severe Thunderstorms Spring storms can arrive quickly and bring lightning, hail, heavy rain, and strong winds that can impact work zone setup and equipment. Monitor weather forecasts and alerts before and during your shift Seek shelter indoors or in your vehicle when

Eyes on the Road. Every Time. April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month — and for those of us who spend our days working in and around live traffic, this isn't just a calendar awareness campaign. It's personal. Every day, our crews set up equipment, manage flagging operations, and stand in live lanes. The drivers we're depending on to slow down, pay attention, and navigate our work zones safely? Some of them are looking at their phones. That's the reality. And it's

Heart health is a critical safety consideration in both professional and personal settings. Exposure to cold temperatures, physical exertion, and psychological stress can all place additional strain on the cardiovascular system, elevating the risk of heart attacks and strokes. Awareness of the warning signs and prompt action are essential for saving lives. Cold weather causes vasoconstriction, which increases blood pressure Performing strenuous work, wearing heavy personal pr

As we move through peak flu and respiratory illness season, a few simple habits can make a big difference in keeping our workplace healthy. January is also National Radon Action Month—learn more at the EPA’s information page: https://www.epa.gov/radon/national-radon-action-month-information 🧼  Wash Your Hands Often Scrub with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. Use hand sanitizer containing at least 60% alcohol when soap and water aren’t available. Clean your hands after

As temperatures drop and winter weather sets in, road conditions can change in an instant. Snow, ice, and reduced visibility make travel more challenging. Not just for drivers, but for the crews working hard to keep our roads safe. At Artio Traffic Protection, we’re committed to helping everyone navigate winter roads with confidence. Here are a few essential safety tips to keep in mind this season: 1. Slow Down and Increase Following Distance Snow and ice make braking less ef

Stay Warm, Stay Safe This Winter!As temperatures drop, taking a few proactive steps can help protect your home, conserve energy, and keep your family safe. Use this checklist to prepare for the season ahead. Insulate and Seal Inspect windows, doors, and baseboards for drafts. Seal gaps with weatherstripping or caulk. Add insulation to attics, basements, and crawl spaces to reduce heat loss. Install door sweeps or draft stoppers on exterior doors. Maintain Heating Systems Sche

Be Aware When Children Are Out to Scare! ​ Whether you’re trick-or-treating, staying home, or celebrating Halloween in your own way, here are some tips to stay safe: Spooky Security Consider installing a smart doorbell or outdoor security camera with night vision to monitor visitors before opening the door. ​ Arm your home alarm system and lock your doors to keep your valuables safe while you’re out. ​ Check the batteries in your smoke detector and test it before lighting any

Flood Safety – Turn Around, Don’t Drown! • Seek safe shelter immediately. • Never walk, swim, or drive through floodwaters. • Just 6...