Our Safety Commitment
Heavy lifting is high-consequence work. We treat it that way. Every crew member — from the operator in the seat to the apprentice on the ground — is empowered and expected to stop work the moment something doesn't look right.
Our goal isn't just to meet OSHA standards. It's to send every person home, every day, on every job.
Certifications & Training
- NCCCO-Certified Operators — every crane operator is nationally certified for the equipment they run
- OSHA 10 & 30 Compliant — supervisors and field crews trained on current OSHA construction standards
- Certified Riggers & Signal Persons — qualified per ASME B30.5 and OSHA 1926.1400
- Ongoing Training — monthly toolbox talks, annual refreshers, and equipment-specific instruction
Job Site Procedures
- Engineered Lift Plans — every critical lift gets a written plan with calculations, geometry, and risk assessment
- Pre-Job Safety Meeting — every crew on every job site, every morning
- Daily Equipment Inspections — documented per manufacturer and OSHA requirements
- Site-Specific Hazard Analysis — ground conditions, overhead clearances, weather, public exposure
- Stop Work Authority — anyone, anytime, no questions asked
Compliance & Documentation
- Drug & Alcohol Testing — DOT-compliant program with pre-employment, random, post-incident, and reasonable-suspicion testing
- Insurance — general liability, auto, workers' comp, and rigger's coverage maintained at industry-leading limits
- Incident Reporting — every near-miss and incident reviewed and documented for continuous improvement
- ISNetworld® Compliant — fully compliant in ISNetworld for contractor prequalification and vendor onboarding
- Third-Party Audits — Avetta, Veriforce, and similar vendor management systems supported
