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Non Slip Shoes are crucial as part of slip resistant flooring.

Oil and Slip Resistant Shoes

The structural anatomy of oil and slip resistant shoes is important (or work boots, steel toe and others as well). Since footwear is the second leading cause of slips and falls, it is important to understand what the significant features are when developing a safety footwear program for your work place, industrial facility, factory, or…

Slip Resistant Flooring

Titus’ HP2 stands for “High Polish – High Performance”. We at Titus Restoration Services, Inc. understand your concern about non slip flooring and the slip resistance of polished concrete. In fact, our research and product testing by the National Floor Safety Institute (NFSI) indicates that “shiny” does not always mean slippery. There are two common misconceptions concerning …

Wet Concrete Floors

If you have wet concrete floors it can be very dangerous.  This condition is an especially dangerous concrete floor if it is inside a factory or a warehouse that has steel troweled concrete.  Safety becomes an even greater issue when there is both human and forklift traffic in the same area. The picture above shows…

Paste Discoloration on Concrete

Concrete Discoloration

A common yet unforeseen problem with polished concrete floors is splotchy color variances in the finished product. Factors that bring on this discoloration could be a result of multiple phases of the concrete floor creation: pouring, troweling, and curing the concrete. For this reason, to determine the cause of the discoloration of the concrete floor,…

Silicosis

Silicosis is an incurable, occupational lung disease that effects nearly everyone in the construction industry. Silicosis is caused by inhalation of crystalline silica dust (also known as crystalline forms of Silicon dioxide) . Silica is the basic component of sand and gravel. “An estimated 95% of silicon dioxide produced is consumed in the construction industry,…