Company
Safety program
Heavy steel, work at height and live equipment are part of every job we do. This is how we plan and run every job so the crew and your people stay safe.
Safety, training and prequalification
- OSHA 10 / 30Trained crews and supervisors
- Aerial lift certifiedScissor, boom and telehandler
- Fall protectionTrained, equipped, inspected
- ISNetworldContractor prequalified
- AvettaSupplier prequalified
- Fully insuredGL, auto, umbrella, workers comp
What our crews carry
Every field employee is trained before day one, and certifications are tracked by person and renewed before they lapse. Training records for the crew on your job are available on request.
OSHA training
- OSHA 10-Hour ConstructionOSHA Outreach TrainingAll field employees
- OSHA 30-Hour ConstructionOSHA Outreach TrainingSupervisors and foremen
- Hazard communicationOSHA 1910.1200All field employees
- Respirable silica awarenessOSHA 1926.1153Anyone drilling anchors in concrete
Lifts and equipment
- Aerial lift (MEWP) operatorANSI A92.22 / A92.24Scissor and boom lift operators
- Forklift operatorOSHA 1910.178Equipment operators
- Rough terrain telehandlerOSHA 1926.602, ANSI B56.6Equipment operators
- Pre-use equipment inspectionManufacturer requirementsEvery operator, every shift
Work at height
- Fall protection, authorized userOSHA 1926 Subpart MAll field employees
- Fall protection, competent personOSHA 1926.502, ANSI Z359Supervisors and foremen
- Ladder safetyOSHA 1926 Subpart XAll field employees
Crane, rigging and lifting
- Qualified riggerOSHA 1926.1425, NCCCORigging crews
- Signal personOSHA 1926.1428, NCCCORigging crews
- Certified crane operatorsNCCCOAll crane picks
- Lift plansWritten plan for every crane pickProject supervisor
Electrical and equipment safety
- Lockout / tagoutOSHA 1910.147Conveyor, crane and ASRS crews
- Electrical safety in the workplaceNFPA 70EMechanics and electricians
- Post-installed anchor installationAnchor manufacturer trainingRack installers
First aid and storage standards
- First aid, CPR and AEDAmerican Red Cross or AHAAt least one per crew on site
- Rack installation standardANSI MH16.1 (RMI)Supervisors and installers
- Rack safety inspectionANSI MH16.1, manufacturer specsSupervisors
Ready for your vendor file
For GCs, dealers, integrators and owners: everything a safety or procurement team usually asks for, ready to send.
Contractor platforms
- ISNetworld
- Avetta
- Highwire
Fully insured
- General liability
- Commercial auto
- Umbrella / excess liability
- Workers' compensation
Certificates naming you as additional insured, issued on request.
Safety documents
- Written safety program
- EMR letter and OSHA 300A logs
- Site-specific safety plan and JHAs
- Training records for your crew
- W-9 and certificate of insurance
Site safety practices
- Site-specific safety plan before we mobilize
- Job hazard analysis for each task
- Daily safety huddle and weekly toolbox talks
- Lifts, harnesses and tools inspected before every shift
- Barricaded work zones and spotters for lift work
- Stop work authority for every crew member
- Drug and alcohol testing program
- Every incident and near miss reported and reviewed
Safety documents for prequalification
Tell us what your safety team needs and we'll send the full package.