Ritacco Construction Inc

Listen up, because this needs to be said loud and clear: when you’re working construction—especially on a bridge job—you don’t get to skip the hardhats, vests, glasses, or any of the protective gear that OSHA calls “PPE” (Personal Protective Equipment). PPE isn’t some optional accessory; it’s the last line of defense between your body and a dropped wrench, a falling bolt, a swinging beam, or a flash of debris. A hardhat exists to absorb impact and prevent fractured skulls or brain trauma. Safety glasses stop metal filings and concrete chips from turning into a trip to the ER—or permanent blindness. High-visibility vests make sure equipment operators don’t accidentally back a skid steer or truck into you. Gloves and boots keep hands and feet intact when sharp edges, rebar, and heavy tools

Professional and efficient

Best in the industry!