Safety
Protecting our workforce, our clients, and the general public from injuries and property damage is a core priority of our corporate philosophy. Because of this a “safety first” policy has been integrated into all areas of operation and is put into practice by all Gregg personnel on a daily basis. We attribute a large portion of our overall success as a company to the significance we place on safety. Our commitment to safety has allowed us to effectively manage the risks inherent in our industry, provide a safe, sensible, and productive work environment and consistently prevent injuries as well as control costs.
A key element of our ‘safety first” policy is the behavior based Health Monitoring & Safety Program we have implemented. All Gregg employees receive training on this program which is designed to give our team members the ability to:
- Evaluate the safety issues for each job task they perform
- Properly minimize site hazards
- Respond properly to incidents should the need arise
- Stop work when they believe or perceive unsafe work conditions exist
Health Monitoring & Safety Program Overview
- Health and Safety Orientation for New Hires
- Work Practices & Procedures
- Workplace Hazard Control
- Safety Disciplinary Policy
- Program Compliance Policy
- Medical Surveillance Program
- Substance Abuse Program
- Monthly Safety Meetings
- Inspections and Audits
- Task Specific Job Safety Analysis
- Site Specific Health and Safety Plan
- Site Safety Initiative Meetings
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Rig Safety
- Lock-Out Tag-Out Program
- Emergency Response
- Potential Hazards
- Evacuation and Decontamination Procedures
We believe that well-trained crews are better equipped to work in both a safe and productive manner.
In addition to our Health Monitoring & Safety Program we continually reinforce safety awareness with basic training as well as annual refresher courses for every field employee.
Gregg’s crews are:
- OSHA certified ( in accordance with 29 CFR 1910)
- 40-hour HAZWOPER
- 8-hr Annual Refresher
- Mine Safety and Health Administration, 91-173 (MSHA) certified
- Refinery Certified (DISA/LACC, B.A.T., and LPS programs)
- EPA, operational safety training levels A, B, C and D certified
- Radiological Safety trained
- First-Aid/CPR trained
- PACE Behavioral Defensive Driving trained
- Forklift trained & certified