Abstract: A safety cover configured to be releasably secured to an exposed portion of a construction element so as to provide improved visibility thereof and provide impalement protection. The safety cover includes a body having an upper portion and a lower portion. The upper portion and lower portion of the body are integrally formed wherein the lower portion of the body extends downward from the lower surface of the upper portion. In one embodiment the upper portion includes a central support member having a curved portion with an upper impact rib structure. The curve portion further has a second rib formation opposite the upper impacts rib structure wherein the second rib formation extends downward into the lower portion. A support collar is disposed in the lower portion and is configured to engage a metal stake or bar. An impact layer can further be present in the upper portion.

Abstract: A safety cover configured to be releasably secured to an exposed portion of a construction element so as to provide improved visibility thereof and provide impalement protection. The safety cover includes a body having an upper portion and a lower portion. The upper portion and lower portion of the body are integrally formed wherein the lower portion of the body extends downward from the lower surface of the upper portion. The lower portion of the body includes three receiving members equidistantly positioned along the width of the upper portion. The three receiving members include walls forming a cavity having an opening operable to provide access thereto. The upper portion further has a top member superposed thereon. Furthermore, a cap member is superposed the upper portion of the body with the top member being intermediate the upper portion and the cap member.

Abstract: A safety apparatus configured to be releasably secured to an exposed portion of a construction element so as to provide improved visibility thereof and provide enhanced safety in the proximate environment. The safety apparatus includes a body having an upper portion and a lower portion. The upper portion and lower portion of the body are integrally formed wherein the lower portion of the body extends downward from the lower surface of the upper portion. The lower portion of the body includes three receiving members equidistantly positioned along the width of the upper portion. The three receiving members include walls forming a cavity having an opening operable to provide access thereto. One of the three receiving members has a length that is greater than the other two receiving members. Further, a pair of apertures are formed in opposing walls of one of the three receiving members.

Abstract: Electrical plug restricting apparatus includes a male inlet connector fixable to an electrical equipment chassis, a restraint device attachable to the connector and including a plug supporting base, the base having apertures therethrough, and at least one plug securing cable tie insertable through the base aperture and having a length sufficient to surround the plug, the tie securing the plug to the base when tightened.