Dedicated to Safety

Workplace accidents are costly, preventable, and unacceptable in today's work environment. SSE is committed to an accident-free environment and to the goal of reducing hazards, workplace injuries, and to modifying unsafe behaviors. Each employee has a personal responsibility to understand, promote, and follow safe practices to make certain that their actions will not cause injury to themselves or to others.

Our safety objective is to identify and eliminate hazards to personnel, equipment and facilities by promoting a safe environment that encourages accident prevention. Safety is more than a goal, it's an obligation!

SSE Employee Training and Certification
OSHA 30 – On site OSHA Outreach Trainer
OSHA 10
“Confined Space Entry” (CSE)
“Roadway Worker Training” (RWT)

National Safety Council
We are a National Safety Council Member

SAFETY GUIDELINES

1. Do not operate, repair or adjust mechanical or electrical equipment unless you are authorized and qualified.

2. Properly ground all electrically powered equipment and make sure electrical cords are in good condition.  Use GFCIs in damp or wet locations.

3. Watch your balance when pulling, pushing, or prying – especially in an elevated work area.  Do not jump from elevated areas.

4. Wear proper PPE required for job.

5. Secure ladders before climbing.  Check for defects.  Face the ladder when going up or down, and keep hands free of tools and material.  Always use 3 points of contact when climbing ladders.

6. Do not use unstable objects (buckets, chairs, tables, etc.) for work platforms or ladders.

7. Use proper positioning – keep your back straight, lift with your legs, and carry the load close to your body.  Never twist your back while lifting or carrying a load.

8. Use the proper tools when doing any job.

9. Correct or immediately report any unsafe conditions or practices to your supervisor.

10.  Keep your work area clean and organized.  Watch footing to avoid slips and falls.  Wipe up spilled fluids immediately.  Keep walkways clear of debris, tools and materials.

11. New employees should discuss work procedures with their supervisors before beginning their assignment.

12. Know emergency phone numbers, and how to request help for an injured person.

13. Take advantage of safety training when available.

14. When you have idea on how to improve the safety environment, make that suggestion to your supervisor.