Company Policies & Expectations
Safety Expectations and Onsite Compliance
General Safety Protocols
- Reflective Safety Vest: Must be worn at all times on-site to ensure high visibility.
- Steel or Composite Toe Boots: Essential for foot protection.
- No Headphones: Stay alert and avoid distractions.
- Speed Limit: Do not exceed five (5) miles per hour on customer property.
- Parking: Always park out of traffic flow.
- Use of Flashers: Use flashers when parked on-site or moving at low speeds.
- Limit Loud Noises: Limit loud noises such as music.
- Site Traffic and Procedures: Be mindful of site traffic and procedures.
- Local Safety Instructions: Follow any posted safety instructions.
- Night Work: Wear a headlamp or have a flash on your person.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Requirements
Technicians are mandated to wear the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) at all times while on the job site to ensure their safety and compliance with industry standards. The following guidelines outline the PPE requirements for technicians while on location:
- Reflective Vests:
Technicians must wear reflective vests at all times while on site. These vests are essential for visibility, especially in areas with moving vehicles, heavy machinery, or low-light conditions. - Site-Specific and Circumstantial PPE:
Depending on the specific requirements of the job site or the nature of the work being performed, additional PPE must be utilized. This may include: - Compliance and Responsibility:
It is the technician’s responsibility to:
Vehicle Safety
Vehicles on-site must be equipped with reflective decals and portable warning lights for low-visibility conditions.
Emergency Procedures
- Onsite Emergency: For life threatening situations, 911 should always be contacted first. After the situation is under control, contact scheduling, daytime or nighttime coordinator, and Nomad management. Copy relevant individuals in an email.
- Offsite Emergency: Report delays to the daytime coordinator and Nomad management, copying relevant individuals in an email.
- Weather Delays:
