Every Person. Every Second.
Safety is a core value at CPG.
Our motto is “Every Person. Every Second. Every Day.” As a result, we truly care for the safety and health of every employee who works for or with us across the country. It’s about more than process, procedure, and protocol. Safety is part of the culture that we live, breathe, and keep at the forefront of our minds at all times. Our goal is to send everyone on our job-sites home to their families in the same shape they came to work.
Safety First.
Communication Always.
The safety culture of our company starts at the top and is supported and communicated throughout our company. This team approach incorporates safety into the entire construction process.
The Safety Director, the Project Manager, and the Project Superintendent are jointly responsible and accountable for your project safety
This accountability system involves the most junior technicians all the way up through the CEO
Safety results are measured for each division and Division Managers are responsible for the results
Our Safety Program
We have developed a safety program that meets or exceeds all federal, state, and local requirements. Our safety plan is in addition to, and in excess of, the applicable provisions of federal, state and municipal safety and health laws and building codes.
Learn about some of our key program highlights.
All new employees receive a robust on-boarding safety training
All employees are required to complete either OSHA 10/30 depending on their job title
CPR/First Aid & AED classes offered to all employees
Quarterly safety executive leadership walks with management
Employee recognition program to highlight safe behaviors and efforts of employees
Lessons learned sharing of all incidents across the organization
CPG Safety EMR
(Experience Modification Rating)
CPG has an excellent safety history. The National Council on Compensation Insurance rates general contractors yearly based on their claims cost from on-the-job inquiries. According to the N.C.C.I, the intrinsic industry average is 1.0 and the lower the modifier the better the safety record of the contractor.
Featured Blog Posts
03.03.2022
Year In Review: CPG’s Ongoing Commitment to Safety in 2021 and Beyond
By Adam Board, Senior Director of EHS When I started with CPG in December 2020, I immediately saw that there were several...
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07.26.2021
CPG Hosts First Annual Heat Preparedness Week
By Adam Board, National Safety Director at CPG If the melting power cables in Portland, Oregon, weren’t enough of an...
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06.22.2021
Machine Learning Capabilities to its Data Center Battery Monitoring Service
Traditionally, the rule for data center battery replacement has been better safe than sorry. That approach, however, is outdated...
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Contact Our Team
Contact the CPG team to discuss your project objectives or to learn more about our safety protocols.