The Safety & Loss Control Program establishes the duties and responsibilities of the field supervisory staff, as well as the basic procedures to be followed by each Carter & Carter employee. The regulations and objectives are to help assure the health and safety of each Carter & Carter employee, their fellow workers, all persons authorized to be on each jobsite, and the public.
In the preparation of this Manual, every effort has been made to be complete, yet practical. It is the explicit intention of Carter & Carter that each program, policy, and procedure described herein be comprehensive, and comply with all applicable current laws to the best of our ability to interpret and apply them to our daily work processes.
It is possible that a process or requirement on any jobsite may not be completely addressed, or that a new process or requirement may be encountered. In such conditions, it is understood that each new situation must be addressed by immediately referring to and applying local, state, and/or federal laws governing the situation—prior to performing the related work activities. If there is any question, contact the Carter & Carter Safety and Health Manager for assistance and direction. The Safety and Health Manager has the authority to halt any work activity which he or she believes may be an imminent threat to life, health, property, or equipment.
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