It is the policy of Air Control Engineering to strive for the highest safety standards on all of our projects and to put safety above all other goals. Safety does not occur by chance. It is the result of careful attention to all Company operations by those who are directly and indirectly involved. Employees at all levels must work diligently to execute the Company’s policy of maintaining safety and occupational health.

Our safety program has been developed to assure compliance with federal, state and local regulations with particular emphasis on the OSHA requirements that apply to our construction operations. It is the obligation of all employees to be knowledgeable of the standards established by these agencies, and to implement the rules and regulations contained herein on projects under their direction. It is Air Control Engineering’s responsibility to provide our employees with the resources they need to accomplish our mission to provide a safe work environment.

Regard for the safety of the general public, our own employees and the employees of our subcontractors is a supreme responsibility of all levels of our organization. We intend to prevent any human suffering. Accidents, even minor ones, cause pain, both physical and mental. Prevention of injury and illness is a goal well worthy of our achieving.

Our company has developed a basic safety and accident program that is followed on all projects regardless of size. This system evolved with the cooperation of our insurance carrier and the Associated Builders and Contractors, and is based upon our experience and knowledge of construction and the recommendations provided by the advisors. The program’s primary thrust is to anticipate and control marginal safety acts and conditions which may exist during each job function.

As policy, it is required that all supervisory personnel at each operation establish sound, definite and comprehensive safety measures commensurate with work being done. Our job superintendent must, at the very beginning of the job, personally inform every foreman of safety requirements, and be constantly alert to enforce these regulations. Supervisors at all levels are required to vigorously enforce our program to ensure safety experiences that reflect gainfully during the progress of work for the welfare of our employees and the owner. Some of the features of our comprehensive program are:

1. Pre-job analysis of the plans and specifications to determine the exposure to accidents which may develop during project duration.
2. On all projects, the superintendent holds weekly safety meetings with key supervisory personnel.
3. The superintendent who is the Site Safety Director makes regular safety and housekeeping inspections of the project to correct unsafe practices which might precipitate unsafe acts or conditions.
4. Individual foremen make daily safety inspections of operations under their supervision.
5. Subcontractor participation- Key personnel of all subcontractors are required to attend weekly safety meetings. All subcontractors are required to comply with our basic safety program in all applicable phases of their work.

A safe operation is organized, clean and efficient. If every employee views accidents in the same way we consider all other aspects of our operations, we will be in a better position not only to control accidents but also to improve the total performance of our company. It is therefore of utmost importance that all aspects of our safety program be strictly adhered to and that the intent of this program be followed to the letter. Any recommendations to improve our safety program are encouraged and welcome.

Delivery: 1119 Pridmore Dr. Columbus, MS 39702

Mailing: 1119 Pridmore Dr. Columbus, MS 39702

PHONE: 662-328-0290