WHY WE PRIORITIZE SAFETY!
Achieving a safe workplace takes effort from every single person. Safety cannot be achieved through the effort of some people.
At LMK Pipe Renewal, we prioritize not only the safety of our employees, we also prioritize the safety of our employees families, our clients, and certainly the general public.
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4 FOCUS AREAS FOR WORK AREA INSPECTIONS
Work area inspections are an important basic safe work practice that should be done before beginning a task. In general industry there are many work areas that remain the same day in and day out….
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HOW WE REACT TO OUR WORLD
If you realize that 99% of bad events are learning lessons and flip it into a positive, you will become a much stronger and able individual.
Having a positive reaction or outlook towards negative people or events is needed to maintain a healthy mental state…..
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S.O.R.T. YOUR WAY TO A SAFER WORK ENVIRONMENT!
S.O.R.T stands for Stop, Observe, Recognize, and Take Ownership.
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ACHEIVING SAFETY GOALS
More important than the goal itself is the action needed in each moment to make your work task or workplace safe. While it takes a lot of effort by every single member of a workforce to achieve what seems to be a hard-to-reach safety goal, it is truly possible when you focus your efforts on the task at hand….
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BACK INJURIES & PREVENTION
Back injuries are some of the most prevalent and hardest-to-prevent injuries on the job. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, more than one million workers suffer back injuries each year, and back injuries account for one of every five workplace injuries or illnesses….
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BEING CLIENT FOCUSED IMPACTS SAFETY
Being client-focused means keeping the client’s (or project owner’s) best interests in mind when completing work. In the construction industry, the general contractor or project owner almost always has a high regard for safety for all subcontracted employees on their worksite followed by productivity……
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SAFETY CAN BE REDUNDANT
Whether it is through new technologies, new laws, new rules, or just more focus given to safety, those in the same job for years have experienced a major shift towards more of an emphasis on safety than the years before…..
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HEAT STRESS
Heat stress can be extremely dangerous on the jobsite. Outside of the direct consequences such as heat stroke, heat stress can cause incidents due to loss of focus or excessive fatigue on the job…..
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GROUND PERSONNEL AND MOBILE EQUIPMENT CONSTRUCTION
Construction sites pose many dangers for the individuals who must walk through them. Trip hazards, dust, slick conditions, and dropped objects are just a few of the many possible hazards present for those individuals walking around a construction site….
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FIVE REASONS TO WORK SAFELY TODAY
We all are different in the way we think, but there are many common reasons why we should choose to work safe. No matter what your motivator may be keep these five reasons in mind as to why we should all strive should work safely…..
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THREE-WAY COMMUNICATION
Three-way communication can be critical in verifying a message is understood during a work task which can make all the difference in whether a worker is injured or not….
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TASK PLANNING
Today more than ever, demands at work are at an all-time high. Productivity is recognized and rewarded in the workplace. Working fast however does not always equal working productively and efficiently. When we go to do a work task it is especially important to plan out the time and resources it might take beforehand.
Poor planning and inefficiency in the work process creates many problems and affects our ability to work safely and productively…..
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HAND SAFETY & INJURY PROTECTION
We use our hands for virtually every task we do at work and because of this fact they are commonly injured on the job. Keeping our hands and fingers out of harm’s way at work is critical……
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"GOOD ENOUGH" MINDSET
For most of us, we have been doing our jobs long enough to know what the right way is to do something and what falls short to “good enough”. When it comes to workplace safety “good enough” does not cut it….
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WORKPLACE INSPECTIONS
Workplace inspections serve the purpose of identifying any hazard s in a work area. After hazards are identified, they need to be corrected before work proceeds or continues. There can always additional hazards present in any work area that were not planned for….
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THEFT FROM A CONSTRUCTION SITE
It is important to consider the challenges of protecting a work site from theft and take steps to prevent it from occurring….
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THREE TYPES OF POOR HOUSEKEEPING HAZARDS
The unsafe conditions present due to poor “housekeeping” is often a contributing factor or a direct cause for workplace injuries….
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BEING PRESENT IN THE MOMENT
There are many things going on around us in our physical environment as well as distractions occupying our minds at any given time. With all the challenges and noise, we face in today’s world, it is difficult to be truly present in the moment we are in. This can be especially true at work….
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HABITS & SAFETY
Look at the choices you make at work and if they lead to negative behaviors then look at changing them. By addressing the trigger or experiencing a different reward for your behaviors you may find a way to change bad habits….
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