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Construction in Texas never slows down—from highways and warehouses to residential builds and high-rises. Amid the long hours and intense heat, one essential factor often gets overlooked on the job site: restroom facilities.

For many Americans, especially teens, summer jobs are a rite of passage, and many of these summer jobsites do not have all the amenities of your typical 9-to-5 office job.

Summer jobsites are temporary work locations that operate during the warmer months, often in construction, agriculture, or event-related industries. These sites may include outdoor festivals, seasonal construction projects, or agricultural operations that require a significant workforce.

The construction industry has been bustling in Texas as the Lone Star State added more people last year, nearly a half million, than any other state.

In fact, Texas added 473,453 new residents with Florida No. 2 at 365,205 and North Carolina a distant third with 139,526 population gain.

Employee health and well-being are paramount in any workplace. One often overlooked aspect of this is the availability of proper restroom facilities.