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Nationwide, we believe there is a strong need for qualified safety professionals who have worked with the tools of the trade, understand the hazards of construction and plant environments, and relate effectively to the skilled craftsman.

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Whether your project is one week or multiple years in duration, you can rest assured that we have the depth and expertise to assist with your safety staffing needs.

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Regardless of the size of your organization, we develop programs that improve the overall safety and risk management of your operations. Let us make your safety our business.

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When you and your employees are in need of training, we have trainers to meet all of your requirements. We are able to accommodate a variety of schedules, and are able to come to you.

Safety Campaigns

 

April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month

In 2023, more than 3,200 people were killed due to causes directly related to distracted driving according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Use this month as a time to remind your employees of things they can do in both their work and personal vehicles to reduce the risk of a distracted driving incident:

  • Pull over to read a text, send a text, or take a phone call or ask your passenger to deal with a call or text that can't wait
  • Set your directions before you start driving
  • Don't dig through your purse, console, or glove compartment while driving
  • Eat your meals before you hit the road - those messy burgers can be very distracting!

Our April Toolbox Talks will focus heavily on distracted driving tips, tricks, and reminders - be sure to use them this month!

 

 

May - National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction     #StandDown4Safety

The 13th annual National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction will be held May 4th - 8th, 2026. OSHA partners with multiple organizations to bring awareness to the number of fatalities - 389 of the 1,034 construction fatalities recorded in 2024 (BLS data) - caused by falls in construction.

Check out OSHA's Fall Prevention Campaign and Safety-Stand Down sites for additional information about how you can participate or schedule your own stand-down. Your participation in this event can be as much or as little as you like; however, we are strongly encouraging everyone to take this time to speak with your team about fall hazards, preventing falls, and the importance of taking fall risks and protection seriously.

For our part, the Toolbox Talks that we send in May will focus on the three pillars of OSHA’s Fall Prevention campaign – Plan. Provide. Train. The topics will be grouped accordingly, and we hope you will take the opportunity to use them all, rather than just one per week.

Throughout the month, we will be sending weekly eBlasts with additional resources, training topics, worksheets, and infographics that you can use to bring awareness to preventing falls. Please feel free to reach out to our team for assistance or guidance in how to best present the information to your employees.

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