Safety
Everyone goes home.
Our written Safety and Health Program is built for energized and near-energized utility work, and every crew member has stop-work authority.
Aligned with
- OSHA 29 CFR 1926 (including Subpart V — Power Transmission and Distribution)
- OSHA 29 CFR 1910.269
- NFPA 70E
- Virginia Occupational Safety and Health (VOSH)
On every job
Job briefings
Documented pre-job briefings covering hazards, energy sources, minimum approach distances, and the work plan.
Stop-work authority
Any worker can stop work when conditions are unsafe — without penalty.
Qualified workers
Training and certifications tracked per employee, including OSHA 10/30 and equipment qualifications.
Incident reporting
Near misses and incidents are reported, investigated, and used to fix root causes.
Written programs
Each program is maintained as a standalone document so it can be submitted individually during prequalification.
- WP-01Fall Protection
- WP-02Equipment Operation
- WP-03Hazard Communication
- WP-04Personal Protective Equipment
- WP-05Lockout / Tagout
- WP-06Confined Space
- WP-07Electrical Safety (NFPA 70E)
- WP-08Excavation and Trenching
- WP-09Fleet and Vehicle Safety
- WP-10Drug and Alcohol
- WP-11Disciplinary Policy
- WP-12Emergency Action
- WP-13Incident Reporting and Recordkeeping
- WP-14Stop-Work Authority
- WP-15Short-Service Employee
- WP-16Heat and Cold Stress
- WP-17Respiratory Protection
- WP-18Hearing Conservation
- WP-19Training and Qualification
Safety metrics
As a newly formed company, EMR and TRIR are established after the first full reporting period. Current figures are provided on request.
Need our prequalification package?
Written programs, insurance certificates, and safety documentation are available for prime and owner prequalification.