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Safety solutions
from 2023 April Building Insight
by BIAW
by Jesse Balbin ROII Field Representative
When it comes to the latest and greatest safety tech, tools and products, I’ve got you covered. As your trusted tech specialist, my goal is always to find affordable and easy ways to prevent some of the most common injuries and accidents you see on your jobsites. ROII has more services than you can shake a 2x4 at. This is only one of the many unmatched services we offer to our participants. And now we’re offering it to all of you because safety isn’t a secret!

If you’d like to level up your safety game and earn an average refund of 39% on your workers’ comp premiums, get started at ROII.com. Do you have questions about any of the safety products? Contact me at (360) 352-7800 ext. 157 or jesseb@biaw.com
TorkStrap
You’ve probably experienced this scenario: You’re hauling a heavy load, and the ratchet straps shift and move around so much that you don’t feel like they’re holding up your cargo. If the straps come loose, you could have serious problems on your hands.
TorkStrap is an incredibly safe and reliable solution for cargo transport that is easy to use. With TorkStrap’s power band technology providing dynamic tension, you can drive knowing that your load is secure and that your cargo won’t come loose even if it shifts or sinks during transport.
LadderM8rix Professional
The Ladderm8rix Professional is the ultimate ladder safety accessory. It can be used on most exterior surfaces, including grass, oily concrete, tarmac, decking, snow and even solid ice. This is due to the unique pin base that helps it engage with the surface. The top of the Ladderm8rix Professional has a rubber grip with a shoulder to rest the ladder against.

Simple Strap Tie Down

Simple Strap is a great way to secure pretty much anything. It’s quick and easy! Just wrap it around what you want to secure (e.g. rebar, lumber, pipes) and keep wrapping it until it feels tight enough. Then cut off the excess with a utility knife or scissors, and your item will be ready for whatever adventure comes next.
ROII makes no claims, promises, or guarantees about the safety, effectiveness or utility of any product and expressly disclaims liability for errors in the use of any product displayed. You should carefully review the product manual and use it in strict accordance with the instructions provided. No warranty of any kind, implied, expressed, or statutory, including but not limited to the warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose or freedom from defect, is given with respect to any product displayed. Use the product at your own risk. Display of any product does not constitute endorsement, recommendation, or favoring by ROII.

Local Happenings
[1] The Central Washington Home & Garden Show hosted by the Central Washington Home Builders Association (CWHBA) took place March 10-12 in the Yakima SunDome at the State Fair Park in Yakima. CWHBA Executive Officer Lindsay Brown (l) and Events Director Shelly Parker pose for a picture during the event.

[2] At the Home Show, CWHBA set up a Workforce Way kids’ exhibit booth to help promote careers in the trades.

[3] The North Peninsula Building Association (NPBA) held its Building, Remodeling and Energy Expo Feb. 18-19 at Sequim High School in Sequim with good attendance. This year marks the first year the Expo has been held since 2019.

[4] The NPBA also successfully held its first-ever Block Building Challenge during the Expo! They hosted two separate builds with 20 kids ages 5-12 entered in each. The challenge was sponsored by NPBA members Anderson Homes, Titan Builders, Hines Homes and RJ Services.


[7] The Home Builders Association of Tri-Cities (HBATC) hosted the 2023 Regional Home & Garden Show Feb. 17-19 at the HAPO Center in Pasco. The event was a success, with approximately 6,500 people in attendance.



[8] The Kitsap Building Association (KBA) hosted The Great Outdoors Foundation Auction and Dinner on Feb. 25 at the Kitsap Golf and Country Club in Bremerton. Over 168 people were in attendance. The annual auction was the most successful auction fundraiser KBA has ever held! KBA Membership and Communications Director Mescha Manietta (r) poses with KBA member Kathleen Arndt of SERVPRO of Kitsap County.
