Does Buying PPE Make Cents?
Why do you think that this image represents financial responsibility?
They say that “a penny saved is a penny earned.”
It’s simply a smart thing to do in
both our personal and professional lives!
But did you know that spending money
can lead to saving money?
At work, there are 2 kinds of costs: fixed and variable.
Fixed costs include employee salaries, rent and utilities.
These costs are more or less set in stone.
On the other hand, variable costs change continuously.
These include operational expenses like PPE.
So, if PPE is a cost, won’t cutting back on
PPE purchases increase your profits?
Maybe in the short term, yes.
After all, cut costs lead to more money saved, right?
Consider this: we humans are a clumsy bunch.
Even the best of us can trip sometimes, or forget to do something.
Normally, the consequences aren’t too bad. But what’s the cost of tripping off a window 14 stories off the ground?
What’s the cost of forgetting to switch off a dangerous machine? Think of PPE as super-effective insurance.
Normal insurances pay out when an accident occurs. However, it does not shield you from the accident itself.
But PPE? It can protect you from the worse consequences of an accident. Good PPE can mean the difference between a minor injury and a life-ending one. Good PPE also means that medical costs are reduced.
As we continue gearing up for work resumption in Phase 2 and beyond, there’s never been a better time to invest in PPE! Save yourself money, reduce stress and have peace of mind by outfitting your workers in the very best protection for your budget. We have a variety of PPE that suits your needs. Drop us a call or an email and we will be happy to help you pick out the perfect PPE to save you from rainy days!
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