IICC: Safety

International Industrial Contracting Corporation [IICC] takes the safety of our employees and our clients very seriously. Every job is thoroughly planned and implemented with all the necessary safety measures put in place prior to commencement, ensuring our customers receive a safe, efficient service. IICC’s safety philosophy has been developed to reflect and communicate the proactive safety attitude maintained at this company.

Because we care about our employees and strive to provide a safe work place, IICC has put into place a number of written safety plans. These written plans provide guidance and direction for the safety issues they cover.

The topics covered in written safety plans at IICC includes the following:

Safety Program Introduction Corporate Safety Policy Subcontractor’s Responsibilities “Right To Know” Program Assured Equipment Grounding Hand Tool Safety Fire Prevention Program Lockout/Tagout Procedures Confine Space Entry	PPE Requirements Fall Protection Program Housekeeping Policy Forklift Safety Requirements Aerial lift Safety Requirements Workplace Violence Program Substance Abuse Program Respiratory Protection Program Operator’s Inspection Sheets
Medical Emergency & Accident Reporting Procedures

International Industrial Contracting Corporation orientates each newly assigned employee at the on-set of each project as to what will be required of each employee pertaining to company policy and the rules and regulations regarding safety for the specific jobsite and area location.

All employees have a responsibility to themselves and to the company for their safety and the safety of their co-workers. All employees are required to:

Comply with all federal, state, and local rules and regulations relevant to their work.
Observe all company rules and regulations related to the efficient and safe performance of their work.
Integrate safety into each job function and live by this philosophy in the performance of all their job duties.
Report and/or correct unsafe equipment and practices with the authority to STOP the job any time if an unsafe condition or practice is observed.
Report all accidents, incidents, and/or near misses that may occur while on the job.

International Industrial Contracting Corporation ’s Safety Program is a living document and as such is continuously updated and revised to supersede all OSHA and state mandated programs.