TriStruX is committed to providing a safe workplace for its employees and subcontractors by mandating strict adherence to the Company’s “ZERO TOLERANCE” accident prevention policy, applied through active employee participation in training programs and daily application of Safety Program directives. Employees are encouraged to observe and monitor work processes for deficiencies or areas of improvement and are recognized and compensated for their efforts through the Company’s “GET HOME SAFE” Incentive Program. This innovative program is based on a proactive policy of NEAR-MISS REPORTING & INVESTIGATION, designed to educate employees on how to recognize unsafe conditions and prevent accidents in the workplace.

Given the nature of the industry and accompanying long work hours, personnel are subject to “training fatigue.” To counter the effects of such fatigue and to keep employees on track, the TriStruX group of companies mandates a minimum of (5) scheduled and unscheduled site audits per week, utilizing a BACK-TO-BASICS approach and checklist to remind employees and subcontractor personnel that rigging safety must not be their only concern. These audits are conducted by Company Safety Directors and Construction Managers, separate from and exclusive to daily Job Safety Analysis or Job Hazard Analysis (JSA/JHA) meetings held each day before the start of work. Unscheduled site visits, employee participation in development of safe work procedures and opportunities for recognition through safe actions are a proactive and proven combination, leading to consistent application of Safety Program practices and procedures from the classroom to the field.

SAFETY TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

All direct employees and subcontractor personnel working at our managed Construction sites, must have satisfactorily completed the following safety training courses based on trade as offered by the Company(s):

• OSHA 30-HOUR CONSTRUCTION SAFETY
• FIRST AID / CPR / BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS
• LADDER SAFETY
• RF AWARENESS
• CRANE, DERRICK & HOIST SAFETY
• TRAFFIC CONTROL & FLAG PERSONNEL

All personnel who perform controlled descent must also have satisfactorily completed the following safety training courses as offered by the Company(s):

FALL PROTECTION (through COMTRAIN or equivalent) – Instructor; Authorized Climber & Rescuer; Competent Climber, and; Competent Rigger

NWSA – TTT-1 & TTT-2

All personnel who operate Aerial Lift equipment or Forklifts must be certified as operators of that equipment.