At C.D. Smith Construction, our employees are our most valuable assets. Our “Think Safe. Work Safe.^®” culture encourages and empowers all employees to put safety first. Through safety education, training and inspiration, incidents can be prevented.

The purpose of the C.D. Smith Safety Program is to provide policy and guidelines to eliminate injuries by providing the safest possible workplace. The prevention of injuries is the first and primary consideration of this program. C.D. Smith Construction strictly enforces its safety program to ensure a safe environment not only for its employees, but for subcontractors, Owners and their staff, and all site visitors.

In everything we do, safety is our number one priority. While our safety program has specific standards and requirements in place for all employees on all job sites, we also evaluate each project on an individual basis and identify specific safety measures to ensure day-to-day operations are affected as minimally as possible.

Making Safety Personal

For a Think Safe. Work Safe.^® culture, we believe in making safety personal. Whether on the jobsite or in the office, “making safety personal” means we are all accountable for promoting a safe and healthy workplace. It also means that our leadership team prioritizes minimizing risks and ensuring our people comply with our health and safety requirements. In return, this approach provides a safe environment for our employees, trade partners, owners and site visitors.

 

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"I believe safety is about being forward-thinking. It is looking at the construction process and addressing potential hazards before they occur. We can keep our team members safe when we look beyond the task at hand and see the whole picture.”

 

Adam Kemnitz, Safety Representative

 

“Safety, to me, means taking responsibility for my own well-being and my coworkers. Being safe also means not taking shortcuts and constantly looking for ways to accomplish tasks efficiently while sending everyone home at the end of the day.”

 

Shane Olig, Ironworker Superintendent