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Ladder Safety

Year after year, falls are the leading cause of injury and death in the workplace.

​Ladder Safety: You should always use the right ladder for the right job. For example, ensure the ladder is tall enough to reach your work area without stepping on the step. Always read the labels and warnings prior to using a ladder, extend the ladder 3 feet above the landing point, place the base of the ladder on stable level surface, and use barricades or caution tape in high traffic areas.

Be sure to keep ladders at least 10 feet away from energized electrical sources and use non-conductive ladders such as fiberglass when near electrical hazards. You should never carry tools or materials in your hands while climbing up/down a ladder. Instead, use tool belts or ropes to carry tools to working height or upper levels.

References: Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Department of Labor. OSHA.gov

​Osha.gov/sites/default/files/publications/osha3124.pdg

BJI communicates its comprehensive approach to industry safety and reliability with clients through ISNetworld and Veriforce. Excellent client rankings provide evidence of our safety and reliability within the gas & oil industry.

"A BJI worker is a safe worker."

Safety is a structured business practice at BJ Inspections, Inc., with all employees and staff supporting our pledge that a BJI worker is a safe worker. BJI promotes the gas & oil industry's safety focus and firmly believes that nothing is more important than the safety of the site, its workers and the surrounding community. 

BJ Inspections, Inc. is committed to safe operations including, but not limited to, safety orientations, conducting weekly safety topics and monthly safety training to its workers.  

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