Every year, heedless waterjetting operators are needlessly exposed to serious injuries — even death — and make their municipalites vulnerable to negligence lawsuits that all could be avoided by a small investment in personal protective equipment (PPE).While it’s difficult to find statistics that pinpoint exactly how many workers a year suffer from waterjetting injuries, one things is certain: Accidents can, and will, happen. It only takes 100 psi of pressure to puncture human skin. As such, imagine the damage a jetter that generates 2,500 psi or more could do to an unprotected worker. Moreover, operators who get injured often get infections,
