Nothing we dois worthgetting hurt.
Egan requires safety training that goes beyond our industry's requirements. Our safety statistics have stayed above the industry average for two decades.
Insurance companies use the EMR to calculate the cost of injuries and future risk. Numbers less than 1.0 imply low risk. For two decades, Egan has maintained an EMR below the construction industry average of 1.0.
We employ a full-time safety director who routinely visits job sites to ensure safe, healthy work environments.
Our project managers, superintendents and foremen undergo OSHA 30 training. Our field employees and project managers are trained and certified in:
- Asbestos and lead awareness
- Basic first aid / CPR
- OSHA 10 and OSHA 30
- Confined space entry
- Crane operation
- Fire control
- Hi-lo operation
- Lockout / tag out procedures
- Manlift operation
- Scaffold erection
Vetted by the organizations our customers trust.
Many of our customers use third parties to qualify their contractors. Egan has been vetted and is a member of these organizations.
This week we had an incident where we needed to improve the safety of a process changeover. Egan's project manager understood the importance of the work that needed to be done and executed it right away. This showed everybody that Egan puts safety first. What a relief it is to know that our partnership thought process is the same.
Let's build it right.
When quality counts, Egan is the industry-leading, single-source mechanical contractor with the experience, technology and capacity for projects with the most rigorous construction standards.
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