Our Vision:
Safety is not a program. It is a foundation that supports and enhances your workplace as it weaves among the daily tasks. It benefits people and business. Through these daily tasks, every person plays an active role in the safety culture.
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because safety at your workplace doesn’t have to be boring
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“Your Mom was a Safety Coordinator” (pdf)
When providing safety coordination services to your workplace, we believe:
Knowledge is key to a culture of safety. We educate the employees on safety matters for work, home and on the road.
- Monthly safety newsletter for employees (Safe T Lines)
- Safety articles for monthly publications
- In-house safety posters each month
- Weekly emails to employees (Got a Safety Second?)
- Field Safety Resource Cards for field personnel
- Safety Bulletin Boards
Safety training must be informative, efficient and interactive.
We deliver important safety trainings in an updated format each year; say good-bye to boring
PowerPoint presentations.
- Virtual Be Safe Meetings via email for in-house employees
- Be Safe Meeting topics for supervisors of field crews
- Annual Safety Training revised each year for fun learning
- Safety Super Bowl
- Bedtime Stories for the Cooperative
- National Safety Council First Aid/CPR/AED courses by STAR’s certified trainer
Each safety event is an opportunity to learn. Although we strive for zero accidents, we are prepared to manage and respond to unplanned events.
- Safety Opportunity Program for “near-hits”
- All events investigated for root cause – property damage, injury, etc.
- Emergency Response Plan for incident team, complete with reference cards and response guides
- Mayday drills and tabletop exercises
- Life-size Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz to promote severe weather drills (for a little fun)
A system for safety must be established. We provide complete coverage for the 8 components of a safety system: management, analysis, reporting, education, training/observation, inspection, event response and reviews.
- All material in one binder for easy reference
- Monthly safety reports for Board meetings
- Key safety actions measured
- State of Safety reports each year to summarize activities
Safe work practices must be understood and incorporated.
Staying current with regulations is vital to eliminating hazards in the workplace.
- Expected safe work practices in written form
- Basic safety rules
- Written compliance plans