How to Keep Warm on the Jobsite
Winter is coming. Mornings are going to be bloody cold. Which begs the question - what’s the best way to keep warm on a frosty jobsite in the middle of an Aussie winter?
Layer Up
This is probably one you know from scouts or when you’re camping. Layering equals max comfort and flexibility.
Great thing about layering is as the day warms up, or you work up a sweat on the tools, you can remove a layer.
In the bitter cold - yep, looking at you Victorians, Canberrians, and Tasmanians - that might mean thermal bottoms and top, your workwear on top of that, and a fleece and/or jacket to finish it off. Don’t forget the beanie, thick wool or bamboo socks, and gloves.
Invest in a Heated Jacket
These things are seriously cool. Basically a quality jacket with heating elements built in, that runs off a 12V battery.
