Safety & quality

Everyone on our sites goes home in the condition they arrived. Below is the program that makes that happen, and the records owners can ask for.

Safety credentials

Certificate of Recognition
[COR status & expiry]
WorkSafeBC
[Clearance status]
TRIF, 3-year
[Rate]
Lost-time incidents
[Count & period]
Hours worked
[Last 12 months]

The safety program on site

[Suggested copy: confirm against current practice]

Hazard assessment
Field-level hazard assessments are completed before each task and reviewed when conditions change.
Orientation
Every worker, subcontractor and visitor is oriented to the site, its hazards and its emergency plan.
Toolbox meetings
Crews meet regularly to review upcoming work, recent incidents and near misses.
Inspections
Supervisors inspect sites, equipment and excavations on a schedule, and the findings are tracked to close-out.
Incident investigation
Incidents and near misses are investigated for root cause, and the corrective actions are shared across the company.
Emergency response
Each site has an emergency response plan, including medical transport from remote and road-access-only locations.

Quality you can audit

[Suggested copy: confirm against current practice]

Quality plan
A project quality plan sets out the inspection and test requirements for each scope before work starts.
Inspection & testing
Hold points, compaction and concrete testing, and third-party inspections are recorded against the plan.
Deficiencies
Deficiencies are logged, assigned and closed with photographs before turnover.
Turnover
Owners receive as-built records, warranties, test reports and operations and maintenance information.

Environment

Our crews work around creeks, wetlands and fish habitat. Erosion and sediment control, spill response and equipment maintenance are planned before mobilization and inspected throughout the work. Where a project is in a Nation's territory, we follow that Nation's requirements for environmental and cultural monitoring. [Suggested copy: confirm]