SAFETY
Safety is always our top priority, and we are committed to producing projects in complete compliance with all environmental, state and federal OSHA requirements. In fact, the standards we require of our employees and subcontractors frequently exceed OSHA requirements.
At American Value Construction, we are dedicated to moving past a standard for safety. We have created a true culture of safety and compliance for our company and those we work with, and we work hard to continuously maintain, develop and improve our safety program. We also believe that safety should extend far beyond the workplace, which is why we encourage and teach our employees to remain safe and healthy outside of work and at home with their families.
IT'S NOT JUST BUSINESS,
IT'S PERSONAL.
OUR RECORD
Through mandatory employee training sessions, frequent inspections and weekly on-site meetings, our company maintains an excellent safety record with a current EMR of .80. Our employees have worked more than 900,000 man hours without a lost-time incident.
SAFETY PROGRAM
Our safety program includes:
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Preconstruction safety planning sessions.
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Mandatory CPR and First Aid training.
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Mandatory job site safety orientation.
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Public protection guidelines.
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Accident reporting and investigation procedures.
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Emergency action plans.
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Mandatory weekly job site safety meetings and inspections.
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Safety orientation and training required for every new hire.
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Job safety analysis procedures.
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Zero tolerance policies.
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Pre-employment, post-accident, reasonable suspicion and random drug testing.
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Employee assistance programs.
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Formal safety audits and reporting.
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30-hour OSHA training for all superintendents.
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Online "Safety University" providing safety training to every employee wherever they may be located.
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Digital file storage.
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Frequent Lunch and Learn safety updates hosted at our corporate headquarters.
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Partnership with OSHA for Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP).
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Frequent company-wide email updates with safety tips and reminders, weather warnings, etc.