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Safety 360

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What to do when injured

Employee Injury Reporting

  1. If serious, call 911 immediately
  2. Call your supervisor
  3. Call the Nurse Hotline (833-838-4144)
  4. Follow all medical instructions 

 

What to do if involved in car accident

Vehicle Incident Reporting

  1. If serious, call 911 immediately
  2. Move vehicle to a safe location
  3. Call the Nurse Hotline if you are hurt (833-838-4144)
  4. Call police to scene
  5. Notify supervisor to file claim
  6. Take photos of damage to vehicles
  7. Take photos of other driver's license & insurance
Safety is a Core Value

Our Safety Must Win Battles

As an organization, we have identified three Must Win Battles as it relates to safety. Each of these plays a pivotal role in safeguarding the well-being of every member of our team.

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Must Win Battle #1

  • De-energize power circuits, lock them out, and test with a multimeter before proceeding.
  • Remember: "It Ain’t Dead Till It’s Tested Dead"
  • Ensure your lock is installed on multi-employer, group lockouts, and you have the only key.
  • Never work on energized conductors or terminals at 50 Volts or greater.
  • Do not use non-contact voltage detectors; they can provide incorrect readings.
  • Work on circuits above 240 Volts requires specialized arc flash training and PPE.
Must Win Battle #2

  • Use a 4-to-1 ratio of wall height to distance from the wall; ladder must extend 3 feet over the elevated surface.
  • Tie off the top and/or bottom to prevent movement.
  • Have another employee hold the base during the initial climb if possible.
  • Use both hands when ascending or descending; hoist equipment after climbing.
  • Keep your belt buckle between the side rails; do not extend outward.
  • On step ladders, stay two steps down from the top.
Must Win Battle #3

  • Maintain space around your vehicle for quick escapes.
  • Follow the 2-second rule in the city and 3-second rule on highways.
  • Continually scan ahead and check mirrors every 5-7 seconds.
  • Let aggressive drivers pass by moving over.
  • Avoid all distractions, including phones, tablets, and navigation devices.
  • Use hands-free calls only if brief and allowed by local laws.

2024 Incident Reporting

TRIR (5)
10
Work-related injuries (#)
TRIR (4)
.38 .38
Lost time injury rate
TRIR
.95
Total recordable incident rate
EMR
0.79 .79
Experience modification rate
Resources

Safety Support Hub

Safety materials, policies, form, and documents can be found on Albireo Energy's Teams. 

Bob Murphy

Bob Murphy

VP Environment, Health & Safety

 

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Safety Committee

Our safety committee is dedicated to fostering a secure and healthy work environment. They play a crucial role in identifying and mitigating potential hazards and ensuring the well-being of all employees.

Kyle Bruno-1
Kyle Bruno
Midwest (Omaha)
Brandon Ellison
Brandon Ellison
Southeast (AL)
Michelle Shepherd
Michelle Shepherd
Data Center Solutions
Ian Morris
Ian Morris
UK
Daniel Ramer
Daniel Ramer
Southwest (SD)
Craig Gascon
Craig Gascon
Mid-Atl (DC)
Randall Rhead
Randall Rhead
Southeast (Florida)
Alan Jaeger
Alan Jaeger
New York
Arun Chandra
Arun Chandra
Southwest (LA)
Daniel Murray
Daniel Murray
Northwest (Seattle)
Thomas Weld
Thomas Weld
Southwest (LA)
A Manley
Anthony Manley
Mid-Atl (DE)
Jonathan Luna
Jonathan Luna
Mountain (Denver)
Andrea Millyan (1)
Andrea Millyan
New England

Crisis Hotline

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(800) 216-1288
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Nominate a Safety Superstar

Do you know someone who goes above and beyond when it comes to safety? Whether they've set a great example, helped avoid an accident, or knew exactly what to do in an emergency, we want to recognize them! 

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