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At Tyco Thermal Controls, safety is seen as a value. We are recognized as a industry leader in safety performance by consistently challenging the norm through safety innovations including training and motivational programs.
We have achieved safety statistics that are better than the average safety statistics of the CII (Construction Industry Institute) member companies which are often considered to be the best in the industry.
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Safety Program Principle Commitments
Management Commitment Tyco Thermal Controls holds all levels of management accountable for the implementation of our principles of safe work performance.
Safety Goal Setting Tyco Thermal Controls' firmly believes in the goal of zero incidents.
Employee Participation Employees at all levels are encouraged and expected to participate in " their " safety program from their first day on the job.
Training Employee safety training is the first activity a new employee undertakes; and continual safety training occurs throughout each employees career with Tyco Thermal Controls.
Inspections Tyco Thermal Controls requires that every job site receives a documented inspection at least once a week by supervision and follow-up inspections are made by management and safety professionals.
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Benefits
Our robust and dedicated safety programs benefit customers because the programs
• Ensure the well-being and safety of people, equipment and other assets involved in any operational or project-related exercise
• Lower overall Total Installed Cost (TIC) by minimizing down-time of people or equipment from incidents
• Lower insurance premiums because of our superior Safety record which in turn, increases savings to the client
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We are committed to zero incidents worldwide and are guided by an established incident prevention policy. This policy is based on our dedication and sincere desire to eliminate personal injuries, occupational illness, and damage to equipment, as well as to protect the general public around the world who may be affected by our company's activities.
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We have developed an Environmental Health and Safety program that we use as a guideline for managing workplace safety that includes:
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| OSHA required topics Electrical safety, fall protection, respiratory protection, hazard communication hearing conservation, confined space entry and lock out/tag out safety responsibilities, accident investigation, back safety, fire protection, material handling, housekeeping, ladders and scaffolds, motor vehicles and mobile equipment, office safety, and more |
| A sound and dedicated safety program results in lower costs to a project or operation. |
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