“The safety and health of Johnson and Jordan team members is our top priority. Everyone goes home safe and healthy – every day.”
Management Commitment and Responsibilities
Johnson & Jordan’s strong safety culture is achieved through collaboration and cooperation of employees and management. Management provides the resources for our safety program, and is committed to the following general responsibilities:
- To provide a work environment that protects employees from occupational injuries and illnesses.
- To design, implement, and monitor company safety policies and procedures.
- To lead annual reviews in company safety programs and procedures, and to make corrections and improvements as necessary.
- To provide methods for employee feedback and input on company safety and health programs.
- To ensure that periodic work hazard assessments are conducted.
- To set safety and health improvement goals and create action plans for achieving those goals.
- To clearly establish the safety and health responsibilities of all employees, and to include them in written job descriptions.
- To provide required safety and health training to employees.
- To include safety and health as part of employee periodic evaluations.
- To ensure that visitors receive appropriated training on the hazards they will be exposed to.
- To ensure that contractors employed on the site have a commitment to safety excellence and meet the same requirements of company safety programs.
- To provide recognition to employees who demonstrate outstanding commitment to safety and health.
The Key Elements of How J&J Stays Safe:
- A team of 290+ safety trained team members
- An Incident Rate for 2019 that was 16% lower than the mechanical trades industry average
- 100% fall protection required at 6’ or above
- Mandatory PPE requirements includes hardhats, safety glasses, work boots, & hand protection
- Weekly Toolbox Talks, Daily Safety Huddle’s, JHA’s on significant task activities
- Safety Department headed by CSP
- Daily documented jobsite assessment by safety staff
- Ongoing safety training for all employees
- Front line supervisor training in safety & leadership
- Safety accountability at all levels
- Accident investigation process
- Safety Committee
- New employee safety orientation process