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Preventing All Injuries
Perched sixty feet above the ground on a scaffold, we want our tradespeople to be able to concentrate on the tasks before them – in order to do that they have to be safe. We make jobsite safety an integral part of managing a project by incorporating essential safety elements into the work.
At Rudolph and Sletten we believe that all injuries can be prevented and we’ve developed a safety program with this goal in mind.
The keys to a successful safety program are:
- Genuine concern for worker safety
- Education through extensive training programs and mentoring by senior project management
- Awareness
- Planning
- Clear communications
- Implementation
We require every employee, including subcontractors, to participate in our job safety orientation and weekly safety meetings. Our program includes a professional in-house safety department and jobsite safety coordinators assigned to each project. We hold monthly safety dinners for Rudolph and Sletten office and field management at all four of our offices.
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In addition, “pretask” meetings are held on every project. Together Rudolph and Sletten management, field management, and subcontractors develop a safety plan; once it is implemented our team monitors the plan to ensure it is followed.
Running a safe jobsite is essential to the success of a project and in turn, our own success. First and foremost, we care about our people and second, it’s smart business. A safe site means a well-organized project that stays on schedule and an environment where high quality standards can be met.
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