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Distracted Driving 

Every day in the United States, approximately 9 people are killed and more than 1,000 are injusred in crashes that involve a distracted driver.

There are three main types of distraction:

​Visual - Manual - Cognitive

Visual Distractions: Reading text messages - Looking up directions - Rubbernecking.                                        Manual Distractions: Reaching for things inside the vehicle - Using a handheld device - Adjusting the radio or music apps - Eating or drinking - Applying Makeup    Cognitive Distractions: Talking on the phone - Arguing with a passenger - Thinking about your destination

Steps to Prevent Distracted Driving:

        1. Make necessary adjustments to your car, such                    as adjusting controls or programming your                          directions, before starting your drive.

         2. Do not reach to pick up items on the floor,                           open the glove box, or try to catch falling                             objects in the vehicle.

          3. Focus on the driving environment - the                                vehicles around you, pedestrians, cyclists,                          and objects or events that may mean you                            need to act quickly to control or stop your vehicle.

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      Distracted driving can be deadly. When you are driving, you should be focused only on one task - Driving.

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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