Monday, July 20

Dehydration Prevention Methods

Drink 8 ounces of water every 15– 20 minutes while working in the heat. Replace electrolytes during prolonged or heavy work, especially when sweating heavily. Take breaks in the shade and monitor yourself and your teammates for signs and symptoms of heat illness.

Staying hydrated can prevent major heat illnesses!

Highlighting High Energy Hazards

This Week's Focus:

Elevated Work

Elevated Work

Did You Know?

Heads Up!

Safety Fact:

Think Before You Enter:

A fall hazard does not require a large height to cause a serious injury.  The safest place during elevated work is within a properly protected work area. Always use approved fall restraint systems, including harnesses and SRLs, when required. –Has the Fall Protection Checklist been   completed on the JSA? –Are red barricades and updated tags in place? –Is the scaffold tagged and inspected by a CP? –Has the Rescue Plan been reviewed?

Before beginning work at height, ensure scaffolds are properly set up, top and mid-rails and barriers are installed, and all personnel are protected from potential falls.

Additional Resources

For more info,  click below to view some additional resources  to stay safe on and off the job site!

KNOW YOUR STUFF!

GOOD CATCH

PNSY P-381 - Kittery, Maine

With the use of a crane, a Cianbro TM and a TMC TM were loading bundles of conduit onto a flatbed trailer. Once the conduit bundle was on the trailer, the TMs stepped onto the bundles to disconnect the rigging. This put the TMs over 6 feet off the ground, placing them in a fall hazard.

Major injuries can come from what you might think are the smallest hazards. Take the necessary precautions and stay aware to get home safe!

SAFETY FLASH

TM’s foot slipped on the frame of the trailer while stepping down from the Condux machine’s toolbox. The TM’s leg slid between the trailer frame and the attached toolbox, straining their knee as their body continued to fall backwards to the ground.

Overview

Root Cause

Insufficient access/egress plan. Project team did not identify the potential fall hazards associated with climbing down.

Corrective Actions

•Create a ladder and platform access/egress platform for rental Condux equipment. •Investigate alternative Wire Pulling rental equipment (Zeck puller).

Anna Nault 

Certified Athletic Trainer

-Injury prevention -Questions about a previous or current injury (work or non-work related) -Ergonomics -Navigating the healthcare system

Reasons To  Reach Out To Anna!

207.708.6938

ANAULT@cianbro.com

TCC Resources  Available To You!

SAVE THE DATE

Thursday, Sept. 17th @ North Stonington

Summer BBQ & Milestone Event

*Invitation with Timing & Details to Come*

Dean Ranieri

Daniel Perry

Telecom Technician  Telecom North Stonington, CT

Carpenter CSA North Stonington, CT

WELCOMING  NEW TEAM MEMBERS

HOT JOB OF THE WEEK

Job Title: Video & Security Technician Location: North Stonington, CT Details: The Video & Security Technician is responsible for installing, configuring, and maintaining enterprise security systems and associated processes.

Video & Security Technician

This week’s Hot Job of the Week: We are seeking an Video & Security Technician position. See the details and application link below.

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EXPLORE MORE OPPORTUNITIES

Marlborough, MA

North Stonington, CT

John Bolduc Corporate Recruiter      860.445.3412      jbolduc@a-zcorp.com

Scott Sheehan Skilled Trades Recruiter      508.688.7196      ssheehan@a-zcorp.com

Stacey Reese-Williams Skilled Trades Recruiter      959.277.1379      s.williams@a-zcorp.com

Help grow our team across The Cianbro Companies. Participate in TCC Referral Program and earn up to $1,500 as a bonus if your applicant is hired!* Referrals are honored at all companies, including those made between companies.* And if your referral isn’t hired, you’ll be entered into a drawing for a chance to win a prize at year-end.

STRONGER TOGETHER THROUGH REFERRALS

*Some exclusions apply and bonus amount varies by position.

Good Catch Incentive

This initiative encourages everyone to stay engaged in safety by identifying and reporting potential hazards before they result in incidents. If you see something that doesn’t look right or could lead to a safety issue, please report your Good Catch using one of the three options below.

Submit through Procore - Follow steps for submission on SOP linked below

Inform your supervisor

🚧SAFETY INITIATIVE 

Each submission enters you into a bi‑weekly drawing where one winner will choose a bag of swag/tools which will begin on Monday, June 15th and end on Monday, October 26th.

That’s it for now — see you next week.

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