News & Updates
Building a Resilient Worksite: Peak Hurricane Season Strategies
As the Atlantic hurricane season enters its most volatile peak months, standard emergency check-lists are no longer enough to protect your bottom line. From high-velocity wind projectiles to sudden inland flooding, a single tropical system can disrupt supply chains and stall industrial projects for months. Don't wait for a named storm to compromise your worksite—discover the critical vulnerabilities you need to address immediately and learn how to implement a battle-tested, 3-phase operational action plan to guarantee project continuity, asset preservation, and workforce safety.
Mastering the Heat Index
When summer temperatures peak, standard jobsite safety routines need an upgrade. High ambient heat combined with heavy physical exertion and mandatory protective gear creates an environment where heat illness can strike rapidly. To protect your workforce and maintain productivity, safety management must go beyond basic compliance.
Prioritizing People: June is National Safety Month
At Dillon Supply, we believe that the most important goal of any workday is ensuring every team member returns home safely. This June, we are proud to join the National Safety Council in observing National Safety Month, an initiative dedicated to reducing the leading causes of preventable injury and death.
Stand Tall for Safety
Team Dillon Supply cares deeply about your safety on the jobsite. That's why we're urging all of our valued customers to actively participate in the upcoming National Safety Stand-Down Week, an important event supported by OSHA. This nationwide event is a crucial opportunity to pause, reflect, and reinforce our commitment to preventing falls in the construction industry.
Reach New Heights Safely
March is Ladder Safety Month, a crucial reminder to prioritize the well-being of workers who rely on ladders in their daily tasks. While ladders seem simple, improper use can lead to serious injuries, impacting both individuals and businesses. In industrial environments, where ladder use is frequent and often involves significant heights, a robust safety culture surrounding ladder usage is paramount.

