R. Baker & Son Announces Fifth Year of Non-Recordable Incidents
January 19, 2009
R. Baker & Son is proud to announce that the 2008 year
marked our fifth year of non-recordable OSHA incidents. A record like this can only be accomplished
through the dedication to safety and teamwork of our employees, subcontractors
and clients.
During 2008, R. Baker & Son amassed 212,896 work hours
without an OSHA recordable incident / accident.
These man hours were worked on projects ranging from complicated heavy
machinery rigging projects to technical building demolition and decommissioning
projects on active facilities. Each project was staffed with a site safety
officer who enforced the R. Baker & Son corporate Health and Safety Plan as
well as client specific safety standards and, of course, all OSHA and ANSI
standards.
R. Baker & Son prioritizes safety on each and every
project as well as throughout the organization.
Everyone, from the President of the company to the laborers as well as
any subcontractors, is actively involved in R. Baker & Son’s commitment to
an incident-free workplace.
This safety
record has been made possible through R. Baker & Son’s commitment to
educating and training employees (40 Hour Haz WOPWER, 10 & 30 OSHA
Construction Training, etc.), providing
the latest technology in tools and equipment and our employees dedication to
implementing proper safety procedures and immediately correcting any potential
hazards.
R. Baker
& Son’s is dedicated to continuing this exceptional safety record through
2009 and beyond.
For more
information visit our website at
www.rbaker.com.
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