At Stone Hill Contracting, they take safety very seriously. From the estimating stages straight through to final Punch List, Stone Hill employees are trained to think about the safety aspects of every assignment. Over the years, Stone Hill has come to realize the benefits of working safely. Some of the most obvious things are keeping their employees safe and healthy so they can continue to work, and the savings in insurance premiums, but what isn't quite as obvious is Safety can make a project more productive, can give the company an advantage at bid time, and it works for marketing as well.

How can safety do all that? By working safely and keeping a well organized project site, work production is increased and that helps the bottom line. By working safely, and limiting exposure, insurance costs go down, and thereby the company has a benefit at bid time over a company that does not care as much about their safety program. The Owners and Design Professionals on each project take notice of the safety aspects on the project. They not only notice the occurrences when there are accidents, but they take notice of the cleanliness and working environment, and how organized the company worksite happens to be.

Safety is important in all aspects of Construction, and that is why Stone Hill Contracting has developed the S.A.F.E. (Stay Accident Free Everyday) Safety Program. This program was developed in house, and it uses awards to reward workers who work safely, as well as for employees who are willing to take the time to go that extra mile in order to receive training in multiple disciplines. Stone Hill offers training in most OSHA topics, in house in their own training facility, and for those who want to seek instruction elsewhere, there are provisions for that as well. From the OSHA 10 Hour to Red Cross First Aid Training, Stone Hill Management regards training for safety, an integral part of developing the best Construction Team in the Industry.

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