Incorporating safe work practices into every job is vital in order to minimize accidents, injuries and job interruptions. The company provides job instructions, safety training and personal protective equipment where necessary. However, employees must incorporate safety awareness in their day-to-day work assignments for this instruction, training and equipment to be effective. Although the key factor in accident prevention rests with the first line supervisor, all employees must work together as a team if the accident prevention program is to be effective.

This information is provided as an aid to all employees in fulfilling their responsibilities for job training as well as detection and correction of unsafe conditions or unsafe work practices. The information covers many, but by no means all, of the jobs and situations encountered in field and plant operations, the office, driving and the home. Where applicable, the procedures and practices specified are in accordance with OSHA Regulations, Company requirements (Engineering Specifications and Instruction Letters), API and other safe work practices. Should situations arise which are not adequately covered in this information or other instructions, they should be brought to the attention of the immediate supervisors. This information is to be used as an aid in job and safety instruction and training but does not replace the need for supervision.

It should be noted that within TOTAL INSPECTION SERVICES occupational safety and health is supported by all levels of management. The Environmental Occupational Health and Safety policy statement signed by the Principals indicates the emphasis placed on this matter.

“NO JOB IS SO IMPORTANT
AND NO SERVICE IS SO URGENT
THAT WILL REPLACE SAFETY
AS OUR NO. 1 GOAL”