Safety Cans & Jobsite Equipment

Safety cans and jobsite equipment cover the fuel handling and site setup gear that keeps a crew working safely away from the shop. Type I safety cans pour from a single opening and suit general flammable liquid storage and transfer; Type II cans use a separate fill and pour spout with a flexible metal hose for controlled dispensing into equipment. Both are color-coded by contents — red for gasoline, yellow for diesel — so the wrong fuel is harder to reach for, and steel construction with a flame arrester and a self-closing lid is what makes a can a safety can rather than a container. Capacities here run from one gallon for topping up a saw to five gallons for equipment refueling, with roll bars and D.O.T. compliance where cans travel on a truck. Alongside the cans sits the equipment that makes a site workable: folding aluminum ramps for loading, hose reels that keep pressure wash and air lines off the ground and out of the way, LED beacons that make a vehicle visible on a roadside, and work tents that give a crew shade and weather cover.