Safety isn't a priority. It's a condition of employment.
Every employee and subcontractor has the authority to pause work and speak up when something isn't right.
Our record
Less than half the industry rate.
Injury rates per 100 full-time workers in a year. Shorter is safer.
56% lower than the industry average
51% lower than the industry average
- 76.7%fewer fleet insurance claims
- Everyonehas stop-work authority, employees and subcontractors alike
- Ongoingsafety training and certifications, from truck and trailer to drone
TrueNet figures: 2025–2026, from our safety department. Industry average: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2024 (the latest published year), power and communication line construction (NAICS 23713).
Stop for Safety, in action
When something isn't right, we stop.
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Illustrative scene, not a specific job.
- 01 · Spot itSomething isn't right.
- 02 · StopAnyone can stop the job.
- 03 · CheckRaised and addressed, in the open.
- 04 · ResumeBack to work, the right way.
Our safety commitment
Built into how we work, not added on later.
Safety is part of every phase, from planning to execution. We meet or exceed every federal, state and local requirement, plus industry and customer standards. Safety, quality and production are equally important.
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Leadership commitment
Leaders actively support safety initiatives, provide resources and hold teams accountable for continuous improvement. - 02
Employee responsibility
Employees and subcontractors follow safety requirements, report hazards and practice Employee-Based Safety daily. - 03
Open reporting
Everyone can speak up without fear of retaliation. Concerns are addressed quickly and transparently.
Safety starts at the top
“I accept responsibility to help foster a safety culture for our employees and subcontractors. I will help ensure our employees and subcontractors have a workplace free from recognized hazards. This pledge demonstrates my commitment to creating a safe and healthy workplace for everyone.”
Every day
How Stop for Safety shows up.
- Empowered stop-work authority for all employees
- Ongoing safety training and certifications
- Daily safety integration into field operations
- Continuous improvement through reporting and review
- Alignment with customer and regulatory expectations
Training programs include
- Truck and trailer
- FMCSA reasonable suspicion
- UTV / OHV
- Drone / UAS
- Equipment-specific
- Supervisor
