Tackling DIY home projects can truly be a rewarding hobby. The satisfaction that comes with completing an improvement to your home is something that money can’t buy. Not only is DIY a fun hobby that allows you to improve your skills with practice, it’s a great way to add value to your property and make your home an even more special place to spend time with your family.
But it’s important to note that DIY projects don’t come without risk. At any one time there can be multiple hazards to be aware of including falling off a ladder, slipping off the roof, electrical shocks or cuts from power tools.
By taking a few precautions these risks can be mitigated, protecting you and your family from harm. Here are our tips for a safe and successful DIY project:
- Do your research
- Set up a safe working space
- Get the right safety gear
- Protective gloves with reinforced palms
- Eye glasses
- Ear muffs or earplugs
- A hard hat
- A dust mask
- Electrical tape
- Non-slip, closed-toe shoes
- Flame-resistant coveralls
- A harness and safety rope for any roof work
- Know your limits
- Have a plan
- Accident coverage

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