Telcom Construction, Inc. is committed to provide our employees a safe and healthful working environment and to the elimination of loss leading to the conservation of human and corporate resource.  This policy mandates a corporate wide Safety, Health and Loss Prevention Program with the goal of providing a work environment free from recognized hazards.

The Safety Health and Loss Prevention Program have the following objectives:

1. To preserve Telcom Construction, Inc. most important asset, its employees, by reducing the risk of injury and illness.

2. To minimize property, equipment, and product damage.

3. To comply with the federal, state, and local safety and health regulations.

The following directives are established to achieve the Safety, Health and Loss Prevention Program objectives:

All levels of management will work to provide an environment free from recognized hazards in joint effort with employees.

Telcom Construction, Inc. will properly maintain equipment used in providing services and products.  Employees are responsible to use and maintain tools properly.

All levels of management will follow all policies and procedures when training employees to perform their job tasks.  All employees are expected to perform job tasks as trained, and to bring to the attention of the Immediate Supervisor/Foreman when not job task trained.

All employees will abide by federal, state, and local safety and health regulations governing our industry and those standards established by the Company.

All employees will respect the persons and property of the general public in the conduct of Telcom Construction, Inc. business.

All employees will follow all work policies, procedures, and regulations.

All employees will communicate to their Immediate Supervisor/Foreman any conditions that are inconsistent with Telcom Construction, Inc. Safety, Health and Loss Prevention Program.

All employees are accountable for the implementation of the program within their division.  All employees are expected to notify management according to standard procedures on any conditions or procedures that may result in personal injury to themselves, fellow employees, and the general public or in damage to property or equipment.

Mark Muller, President