October 2018

The 25% Tariff on Chinese Vinyl Film Is Here—Are You Ready? On August 2nd, Donald Trump announced tariffs on $16 billion worth of Chinese imports.  This was in addition to July’s announcement of tariffs on $34 billion worth of Chinese imports.  The 25% tariffs on the second tranche of goods went into effect on August […]

Tomorrow is Halloween, and with that comes excitement, costumes, candy, but most of all FUN! When getting the kiddos ready to go out trick or treating it’s easy to get caught up in the pleasant chaos of the moment, that’s why Presco wants to equip you with some helpful tips before heading out the door

Safety marking products are essential in preventing workplace injuries and deaths. But ofttimes, it can be tempting to cut corners by purchasing inferior products or even trying to do without to save money. Instead, think of it as an investment—where spending a few dollars today to ensure you are compliant can save you thousands in

Presco marking tapes have long been associated with safety and protection, but what about other uses? Is it possible that safety marking tapes can also be used in more creative ways? Let’s take a look at a few ways we can take Presco safety tape to the next level. Want to turn your basement, garage

Recently, one of our veteran Key Account Manager’s came across an individual who made a statement that is often heard when out in the field- “Well, it’s just caution tape, flags and flagging tape, right? Why is it so important for us to use yours?” Some people might have felt put on the spot, but

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are more than 50,000 “struck by falling object” OSHA recordables every year in the United States. That is one injury caused by a dropped object every 10 minutes. Due to these shockingly high figures, OSHA has published many new and improved safety standards to decrease these statistics.

  In the beginning… Most great relationships have an amazing story, and the Presco-Sherman partnership is no exception. In 1942, a young Texan named Earl McMackin created and patented the stadia rod that seismologists used to look for oil. Working in the geological field, McMackin saw the need for other supplies for this type of work,

“Fatalities caused by falls from elevation continue to be a leading cause of death for constructions workers, accounting for 384 of the 991 construction fatalities recorded in 2016” –Bureau of Labor Statistics With construction-related injuries and fatalities on the rise, it’s time to take a look at how your roofing safety protocols are being applied