At Chandler Macleod, safety isn’t just a priority—it’s a core value. No matter where you work or what industry you’re in, we all share the same responsibility for workplace safety.
Why Safety Messaging Matters
Safety messaging keeps everyone informed, prepared, and protected. By staying up to date with safety protocols and communicating effectively, we help create a safe working environment for ourselves, our colleagues, and our clients. Our commitment to safety also reinforces Chandler Macleod’s reputation for excellence.
Safety is Part of Everyday Conversations
Safety isn’t just a topic for formal meetings—it should be part of our daily discussions. Whether you’re in a prestart meeting, a project briefing, or having a casual chat, there’s always an opportunity to talk about safety.
At Chandler Macleod, we keep safety at the forefront by:
- Providing monthly safety updates during your assignment
- Visiting workplaces for Safety Pauses
- Hosting Toolbox Talks to discuss key safety topics
Encourage your colleagues to speak up, share safety insights, and report concerns. A strong safety culture starts with open conversations.
Empowering You to Take Action
Every worker plays a role in maintaining a safe workplace. If you see something unsafe, say something. Whether it’s a potential hazard or an idea for improving safety, your input is invaluable.
Chandler Macleod is here to support you—always feel comfortable reaching out to your representative or the safety team. Speaking up is part of being a Safety Leader.
Safety messaging is a shared responsibility. By staying informed, talking about safety regularly, and empowering each other to take action, we can build safer workplaces for everyone.
At Chandler Macleod, we are all Safety Leaders!
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