Safety
Safety is our highest priority.
At Sare, we consider our employees our most valuable assets and safety is of utmost importance. We recognize that accident prevention and a safe jobsite are directly related to delivering a high-quality project on time and on budget.
Our safety and time loss control programs are focused on prevention, and being proactive instead of reactive, so we are able to send every worker home to their family healthy at the end of each day. In addition to our site specific safety plans, key components of our Accident Prevention Program include:
Record of Claims, Litigation, or Arbitration
There have been no claims, litigation, or arbitration matters initiated by or against our company in over 18 years.
Record of Complaints
There are no complaints filed against our company since our inception.
EMR & OSHA Lost Time Accident Rate
YEAR | EMR | LTAR |
2021 | 0.6000 | 0 |
2020 | 0.61000 | 0 |
2019 | 0.61000 | 0 |
2018 | 0.63000 | 0 |
2017 | 0.64000 | 0 |
2016 | 0.61000 | 0 |
2015 | 0.08023 | 0 |
Setting the Example:
Our team is made up of the Puget Sound area’s most experienced electricians, and together, we leverage this deep experience when it comes to managing project safety and implementing accident prevention measures. Additionally, we employ a dedicated Safety Officer on all of our projects to ensure dependable oversight of all construction activities. Keys to our approach to safety include:
- Empowering employees. Every worker has the responsibility and authority to stop work if it seems unsafe.
- A safety culture that is promoted, implemented, and lived out by senior management.
- Risk mitigation. Work hazards are identified and eliminated. If the hazard cannot be eliminated, a detailed analysis will be performed so a plan can be implemented and monitored throughout the duration of the activity.
- New hire safety orientations for every worker before starting onsite, conducted by our site safety officer.
- Daily pre-task planning and implementation.
- A clean work environment to minimize hazards.
- Mandatory personal protective equipment will be required of anyone entering the jobsite.
- Strictly adhering to local and federal environmental regulations to protect the community.
Weekly safety meetings to address and resolve any potential issues and coordinate with other trades.
