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Site Safety
Good Housekeeping includes:
- Cleaning up broke glass
- Picking up loose objects
- Emptying, decontaminating, and cleaning containers
- Cleaning equipment and work surfaces
- Disinfecting areas that come into contact with potentially infectious materials
- Keeping walkways and floors free of cords, debris. boxes, or any other objects that could create trip hazards
- Keeping the work area neat
- Cleaning up spills immediately
Another way to control hazards at work is by paying attention to warning signs, tags, and tape. Certain colors are associated with specific hazard messages. The color of hazard messages is also important.
- Warning Tags mark temporary hazards and can include a signal work and major message that can be recognized by color.
- Barricade Tape is used to identify a temporary hazard location.
- Yellow plastic Tape marked " Caution" may be used to identify hazardous locations where caution is needed.
- Red plastic tape is used to warn workers about dangerous locations. This means Stop, Danger, or do not enter.
BJI communicates its comprehensive approach to industry safety and reliability with clients through ISNetworld and Veriforce. Excellent client rankings provide evidence of our safety and reliability within the gas & oil industry.
"A BJI worker is a safe worker."
Safety is a structured business practice at BJ Inspections, Inc., with all employees and staff supporting our pledge that a BJI worker is a safe worker. BJI promotes the gas & oil industry's safety focus and firmly believes that nothing is more important than the safety of the site, its workers and the surrounding community.
BJ Inspections, Inc. is committed to safe operations including, but not limited to, safety orientations, conducting weekly safety topics and monthly safety training to its workers.
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