COMMITMENT TO SAFETY
JACKSON SAFETY CULTURE – SAFETY FIRST, LAST AND FOREMOST
Our outstanding safety record is proof of our culture of safety. From our initial site visit through project completion, you will learn that safety is the paramount value of every Jackson employee. Regardless of challenges that are encountered, we follow through on our commitments to make sure the job is done right, the work is performed safely and our client is satisfied.
During the preparation phase for a project, our safety team develops a Site-Specific Health and Safety Plan (SSHASP) covering the general hazard concerns, protective measures, and other details important to the project’s safety program. As field work begins and throughout the duration of the project, task specific documents are used to focus in on the hazards and protective measures of the exact work being performed. We pride ourselves on conforming to the specific policies or needs of a client location and can modify our standard project programs to meet onsite compliance requirements.
Safety is not just a priority at Jackson, it is a fundamental value at the core of who we are. At Jackson, when it comes to
safety – “We’ve Got It Down”.
SAFETY
QUALITY
TEAMWORK
Safety
While it’s easy to say, Jackson Demolition values safety above all else and our proven safety record is evidence of the safety culture that we have. From our initial site visit or meeting, through project completion, you will learn that safety is the most paramount value to every Jackson Demolition employee.
Quality
Regardless of challenges that are encountered, we follow through on our commitments to make sure the job is done right, the work is performed safely, and our client is satisfied.
Teamwork
Teamwork is the cornerstone of the Jackson Demolition business model. We work with our clients from beginning to end to ensure “the work is planned, and the plan is worked”. We have never walked off a project when faced with challenges, and we work together with our clients to ensure their project is completed to their satisfaction. Jackson Demolition’s collaborative approach to our clients translates directly into satisfaction, trust and value for everyone involved.
Jackson Demolition Safety Culture
From the owner to the employees in the field, everyone at Jackson truly values the health and safety of themselves, their colleagues, and the communities in which we work. Our commitment is evident from the first meeting to the last day on site.
Jackson believes that a strong safety culture makes us a better employer, a better business, and a better contractor. Our safety culture principles are founded on the following ideas:
All Incidents Are Preventable:
We will strive each minute of each day to prevent injuries and incidents, however, should they occur, we will study and learn from them to be better equipped in the future. We will never shrug off a hazard as “being part of the business”.
Our Employees Are Our Greatest Asset:
Our employees make us a great organization, and by protecting them we also protect our future prosperity. In addition, our safety culture makes us a more appealing employment opportunity for talented people outside of our organization.
Safety Is Essential To Our Business:
By being a safe and talented option, we are a stronger competitor for client business. Once we begin working with a new client, our safety culture helps to protect their employees and interests, which further develops the business relationship.
Be A Good Steward To Our Community & Environment:
By being a safe and talented option, we are a stronger competitor for client business. Once we begin working with a new client, our safety culture helps to protect their employees and interests, which further develops the business relationship.
Jackson Demolition Safety in the Field
Safety at Jackson starts during the bidding and planning phases of a project. We include considerations for safe work methods in our bid proposals and translate those over to work plans as we prepare for a project.
During the preparation phase for a project, our safety department prepares a detailed Site-Specific Health and Safety Plan (SSHASP) covering the general hazard concerns, protective measures, and other details important to the project’s safety program.
As we begin field work and throughout the duration of the job, task specific documents are used to focus in on the hazards and protective measures of the exact work being performed. We pride ourselves on conforming to the specific policies or needs of a client location. We can change or modify our standard project programs to meet onsite compliance requirements.
At Jackson we believe that the protection of our employees, clients, communities, and environment is an important part of any project.
Safety, We’ve Got it Down.
