Pre-task planning
The scope, access, hazards, containment, and work sequence are considered before a crew starts.
Safety
Safety is part of the work.
Lanehart plans for access, equipment, active operations, and the people around each project before our crews begin.
Field planning · preparation, protection, and accountability before the first coat
Our safety approach
Clear expectations for every jobsite.
Our program supports safe work through planning, orientation, communication, and accountability in the field.
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Safety in practice
A program crews can use every day.
The work stays safer when expectations are clear, concerns are discussed, and crews can respond to the conditions in front of them.
Orientation and training
New hires complete safety orientation covering hazards, reporting, PPE, and the work conditions they will encounter.
Toolbox meetings
Weekly jobsite meetings and monthly office discussions keep safety specific to the work happening now.
Safety Pays
Safe habits are reinforced through Lanehart’s annual Safety Pays recognition program.
Supporting our crews
Training, communication, and accountability.
What the field team covers
Fall protection, scaffolding, ladders, lifts, personal protective equipment, incident reporting, ergonomics, and the specific hazards of the assigned work.
How concerns are handled
Employees are encouraged to report safety concerns and violations directly to a superintendent or safety director so hazards can be recognized, addressed, and documented.
Outside collaboration
Lanehart continuously evaluates its safety expectations with Essential Safety Partners to keep standards current and corrective action direct.