At General Heating and Air Conditioning, we view safety as our highest priority.
This commitment extends to our employees, subcontractors,
customers, and community.
By working safely and by modeling best practices, we create and sustain a working environment that is accident-free and builds trust and confidence. When it comes to safety, we continually improve our processes, demonstrate leadership, and above all else, promote a culture surrounding safe work performance. We require individual accountability, expect all employees to adhere to our safety standards, and actively participate in and support the advancement of our health and safety practice.
Safety responsibility begins with top management and flows to each individual craft worker. Safety, without exception, is part of how we do business. We expect safe work performance through leadership, training and education, and management commitment. Our employees are provided the tools, training, and guidance to complete their tasks without incident or injury. They are given individual authority to ensure every job task is completed
within acceptable safe work practices.
Everyone is responsible for achieving zero accidents resulting in a SAFE day,
a SAFE tomorrow, a SAFE year, and a SAFE career at General Heating and Air Conditioning.
Sincerely,
Brad Werlein
President
General Heating and Air Conditioning
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