Safety
How we work safe on your site
These are the steps crews follow before and during a job. Your site rules come first.
Orientation
Every crew member completes your site orientation before they enter a unit.
Job hazard analysis
The crew writes one for each task and reviews it at the start of the shift.
Hot work
Permit, fire watch and clear space around every weld or cut.
Confined space
Entry only under your permit, with an attendant and an agreed rescue plan.
Lockout and tagout
We put our locks on your energy isolation points and take them off ourselves.
Stop-work authority
Anyone on the crew can stop a job they think is unsafe, without asking first.
The record
Numbers you can check
The packet carries our experience modification rate, recordable incident rate and OSHA logs for the current and prior years, with the insurer's letter where it applies. Send us your contractor safety form and we fill it from the same page.
In the packet
Experience modification rate
Recordable incident rate
OSHA logs, current and prior years
Training records for the crew on your job
Questions
From contractor safety forms
Do your crews take our site orientation?
Yes. Every person on the job completes it before entering the unit, and we keep the sign-in with the job file.
Who is our safety contact?
A named safety lead is assigned to the job and on the crew list in the bid.
Do you bring your own permits and procedures?
We follow yours. Where you have none for a task, we write a job hazard analysis and send it for your approval.
Can we audit your records?
Yes. Ask for the safety packet and the training records for the crew on your job.
Ask for the safety packet
Send your contractor form and we return it with the packet.