What are good promotional items for construction workers?
Items that go to the job site every day: a hi-vis vest with the logo on background fabric, a large insulated tumbler, a cooling towel, hard-hat stickers, a tape measure, carpenter pencils and a reflective beanie. A logoed tape measure gets pulled out dozens of times a day. See the Day One, Budget Crew and Tape and Pencil kits.
What should go in a construction new-hire welcome kit?
For crew: vest, tumbler, cooling towel, hard-hat stickers, tape measure, pencils and beanie. For foremen: a roll-up tool bag, rechargeable headlamp, screwdriver set, tumbler, pocket tee and power bank. A budget crew version uses a hi-vis drawstring, stadium cup, cone stress reliever, carabiner pouch, glasses and earplugs. See Day One, Foreman and Budget Crew.
What do companies give away for Construction Safety Week?
A handout of glasses, a first-aid pouch, cooling towel, sunscreen, lip balm and dated hard-hat stickers; a hi-vis pack with vest, reflective band, lanyard, headlamp and beanie; and a truck kit with an escape tool, tool set, tire gauge and blanket for crews who drive. Safety Week runs the first full week of May.
Can you print a logo on an ANSI safety vest?
Yes, within limits: the logo sits on the fluorescent background fabric, never on the reflective tape, in non-reflective ink and inside the print-area cap set by ANSI/ISEA 107, or the class rating is void. Ask for a supplier-certified Class 2 vest and keep the artwork small; we confirm placement on the proof.
What are the best client gifts for an architecture firm?
A project-kickoff set: a debossed leather notebook, a tumbler engraved with the project name and year, a wooden scale-ruler pen and hard-hat stickers for site walks. For groundbreakings, an engraved crystal award, a commemorative hard hat, VIP vest and glasses, ordered six to eight weeks ahead. See the Project Kickoff and Groundbreaking VIP kits.