Chuck Fell, President of CFI Mechanical, says: “Safety in the workplace is a key concern at CFI Mechanical. We care about our employees and that of others working around us. It is our policy to provide our employees with a safe work environment through training and reinforced supervision.”

Because of our commitment to safety, CFI Mechanical has developed the Safety and Loss Control Procedures Manual to augment our philosophical approach as well as provide administrative and functional guidelines to all levels of management. These guidelines govern job conditions and work practices for all employees in all facets of our business endeavors. The effectiveness of our loss control program is highly dependent upon an active participation at all levels of line management. Each manager, from our President down through first line supervision, is responsible and accountable for the safety of all persons within his or her area of control.

The Safety and Loss Control Procedures is modularized for the expressed purpose of providing administrative and functional guidelines in the implementation of our loss control program. It is through this cumulative effort that success can be achieved in all facets of managing a project.

CFI Mechanical is highly motivated in reducing both the economic loss and human suffering attributed to workplace injuries. These injuries are preventable, preventable by means of implementing this program and through the culture being developed that will continuously monitor program effectiveness.

Topics in the Safety and Loss Control Procedures Manual include:

Safety Training / Education
Accident / Injury Reporting
Personal Protection Equipment
Fall Arrest Program
Respiratory Protection Policy
Restricted and/or Light Duty Authorization
Scaffolding
Excavations and Trenching
Permit Required Confined Space Entry
Ladders
Equipment Lock-Out / Tag-Out Program
Lead Standards
Pressure Testing
Assured Equipment Grounding Conductor Program
Hazard Communication Standards
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