Nabholz is committed to fiercely protecting all employees, clients, and community members on our job sites. We never place anything over the safety of our team members – not schedule, profit, or production — and we refuse to believe that accidents are an inevitability in our line of work.
With these two principles guiding our way, we’ve created an industry-leading safety culture at Nabholz which has earned two national awards from the United States Department of Labor, achieved Level One Status in the AGC-OSHA Partnership program, and resulted in Nabholz’ EMR consistently running well below the industry average of 1.0.
[1] According to the most recent data provided by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
With these two principles guiding our way, we’ve created an industry-leading safety culture at Nabholz which has earned two national awards from the United States Department of Labor, achieved Level One Status in the AGC-OSHA Partnership program, and resulted in Nabholz’ EMR consistently running well below the industry average of 1.0.
[1] According to the most recent data provided by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Zero Incident Policy: Guiding Principles
- Maintain a mindset that every accident is preventable, and “zero incidents” is achievable.
- Make safety a top priority in all activities, including meetings, planning sessions, and task performance.
- Refuse to compromise safe practices to improve schedule, production, or cost performance.
- Take responsibility at all levels and in all positions to eliminate injuries and incidents.
Commitments to Live By® (C2LB®)
Nabholz’ Commitments to Live By (C2LB) safety program was launched in 2015 to confront head-on 12 high-risk activities that can lead to serious injuries on job sites. Our C2LB program includes videos, posters, hardhat stickers, toolbox talks, wristbands, flipbooks, and more — all continuously distributed to our team. What’s more, we’ve made it personal — our team members sign the following commitment to stay safe in their work:
"I commit to staying alive today, tomorrow, and throughout this project. I make this commitment because my life matters to my family, to my friends, and to me."
