No PPE, No Crew Briefing, No Plan B—Now You’re Scrambling
The only thing more expensive than cracked glass is a safety violation. Yet hazard readiness often slips through the cracks on glazing jobs. Distributors who treat site safety as part of their delivery checklist gain trust—and avoid chaos.
What Hazard Readiness Covers
Are crews briefed on glass handling injuries?
Is PPE available for unloading crews?
Are materials staged away from live trades (welders, concrete crews)?
Are glass racks secured against wind or impact?
Do a Pre-Delivery Hazard Check
If you’re staging on-site or doing direct-to-floor deliveries, send a field rep 24 hours in advance. Check for slip risks, overhead hazards, weather exposure, and site clearance.
Build It Into Your SOP
Make hazard checks part of your job closeout meeting and site readiness checklist. Safety isn’t someone else’s job. It’s the foundation of a delivery that actually gets installed the same day.
