Safewaze

The conversation around women in the trades is growing — and it's about time.

Our partners at Mazzella Companies published a thoughtful article on the real safety gaps women face with fall protection PPE and we're grateful to be part of that conversation. Seeing the Contour Harness featured is humbling, but the real win is awareness — more people understanding why fit, function and intentional design matter for every worker.

The trades are stronger when everyone has the right gear. Full stop.

📖 Read the full article here: https://www.mazzellacompanies.com/learning-center/what-does-proper-fall-protection-look-like-for-wom...

What Does Proper Fall Protection Look Like for Women? Women are returning to construction and other blue-collar trades at record rates. Find out why women-specific fall protection harnesses are key to creating safe work sites.

When Strategy Meets Fun 🤝

The best teams aren't built in boardrooms alone. They're built through shared experiences, collaboration and a little friendly competition.

Recently, the marketing teams from Safewaze and Canopy Brands came together for team building— giving us the opportunity to strengthen communication, trust and problem-solving skills while having fun along the way. Because when strong relationships meet strong strategy, great things happen.

Jill Alexander , Mott, Buchbinder, Taylor, Karen Carbonell, Ducey, Hewgley

Integrated or Add-On Trauma Packs — which setup is right for your crew?

While both are designed to help reduce suspension trauma risk after a fall, the right choice often comes down to your application, workflow and harness setup.

🔹 Integrated Trauma Packs
✔ Built directly into the harness
✔ Always ready when needed
✔ Lower-profile fit
✔ Ensures proper installation
Best for: crews working at height daily, utility, tower, wind and industrial applications.

🔹 Add-On Trauma Packs
✔ Can move between harnesses
✔ Flexible across multiple setups
✔ Great for shared or rotating gear
✔ Easy replacement options
Best for: contractors, rental fleets, temporary crews and companies with mixed harness styles.

So is one better than the other?
Not necessarily. It depends on the jobsite, the worker and how the equipment is being used.

Which setup does your crew prefer? 👇