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At Loenbro, we encourage a positive safety culture to assist us in developing a successful and effective health and safety program. We promote this by using several vital methods: communication, training, leading by example, developing and implementing a positive reporting process, involving workers in our safety process, and implementing industry tools to ensure a commitment with our teams to work safely and maintain our positive safety culture. Whether using job health safety analysis, safety observation cards, or safety incentive programs, we encourage you and everyone we work with to invest in a positive safety culture. What are you doing to improve safety? We're focused on safety: https://ow.ly/Scw150PZa5a #gohomesafely #safetymatterstoeveryone #safetyfirst

Did you know that according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), thousands of workers suffer from heat-related illnesses every year? It's important for us all to prioritize safety by taking breaks in shaded areas and staying hydrated on the job site, ensuring we can bring our A-game every day. ☀️ At WB Moore, safety comes first! Learn more about our safety culture, here: https://loom.ly/3yUl0h0

👷♂️ A THINK SAFE. WORK SAFE.® culture and mindset means a 24/7 FOCUS on safety. 👷♀️ In everything we do, safety is our #1 priority. Here's how 👇: + Proper PPE, safety gear and signage are non-negotiables. + Daily site inspections keep us vigilant. + Fall protection is top-of-mind. 🤝 We value input from our field crew and trade partners for continuous safety improvements. Our Safety Director, Joe Pausha, comments: "We are focused on small changes with BIG results." Our field crews are always in the loop: 🗣️ Daily safety talks keep everyone informed. 🛠️ Monday Morning Toolbox talks focus on specific safety topics. 📚 Regular training sessions throughout the year keep everyone updated on policies, procedures, and best practices - ensuring a THINK SAFE. WORK SAFE.® mindset. “Safety is unquestionably our #1 priority, with zero tolerance for ‘good enough.' Each team member is challenged to be better tomorrow than they were today. We all play an active role in ensuring everyone goes home safely. It’s simply part of the culture at C.D. Smith.” -Justin SMITH, President & CEO, C.D. Smith Construction #safety #constructionsafety #safetyfirst #occupationalhealth #healthandsafety #safetytraining #thinksafeworksafe

When it comes to working at heights, it is crucial to understand the hierarchy of controls to ensure worker safety. IHSA's latest Safety Talk video delves into each level of the hierarchy, starting from the safest control measures to the least effective. We explore guardrails, travel restraints, fall arrests, and other controls. Watch the video and learn more about the range of preventive measures to protect workers from falls and create a safer working environment. https://ow.ly/upAF50PPcNk

Great video to learn about the hierarchy of controls in safety

🔍 Did you know that March is Ladder Safety Month? It's the perfect time to brush up on ladder safety practices and ensure a secure work environment. Here are a few quick tips to keep in mind: 1. Always inspect the ladder before use to check for any damage or defects. 2. Maintain three points of contact while climbing (e.g., two hands and one foot, or two feet and one hand). 3. Use the right ladder for the task at hand, considering height and weight capacity. Let's prioritize safety and make this Ladder Safety Month a success! Want to learn more, visit https://ow.ly/vsX750QKZin #LadderSafetyMonth #WorkplaceSafety #WorkersComp

March is National Ladder Safety Month! This year’s theme is “Safe at home. Safe at work.” 3 workers are killed every week and 50 workers a day are injured due to ladder related incidents! The most common causes are incorrect extension ladder angle, inappropriate ladder selection, insufficient ladder inspection, improper ladder use, and lack of access to ladder safety tools and information. Increase the number of ladder inspections and train your workers how to properly use, inspect, and store ladders. We encourage companies to perform a safety stand down this month. You can read more about ladder safety month here: https://lnkd.in/eiA9ME_W.

Value every voice – Encourage – Listen – Empower. It's Construction Safety Week, a crucial reminder of the importance of workplace safety. This year’s theme encourages each person to share responsibility, and for the industry to create an environment where communication, teamwork and accountability create a strong safety culture. Let's raise awareness, promote best practices, and say thank you to those who dedicate themselves to keeping our job sites secure. You too can get involved. Conduct a Safety Stand-Down by taking a break to have a toolbox talk or another safety activity such as conducting safety equipment inspections, developing rescue plans, or discussing job specific hazards. A Safety Stand-Down should provide an opportunity for employers and employees to talk about hazards, protective methods, and the company's safety policies, goals and expectations. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/e324_kVk Safety first, always! Let's build a safer future together! #ConstructionSafetyWeek #SafeTogether #BuildingABetterFuture #wearewrs

As you safety professionals know June is National Safety Month. The National Safety Council is providing free content for your workplace. Sign up by clicking the caption below: National Safety Month Materials - National Safety Council (nsc.org)

Safety Secrets for Elevated Work Unlock the World of Safe Rope Access! Discover the essential equipment, safety protocols, and technical skills in ‘The Vertical Profession’ by Glenn E. Tate II. Elevate your knowledge and workplace safety! Get Your Copy Today www.glennetate.com #glennetate #SafetyProfessionals #SafetyConduct #SafetyMeasures #SafetyCertifications #SafetyManagement #SafetyAwarenessTraining #SafetySkills #SafetyCultureBuilding #SafetyPractices #SafetyPrecautions #SafetyRegulations #SafetyCompliance #SafetyGuidance #SafetyAtWork #SafetyLeadership #SafetyInWorkplace #SafetyKnowledge