Safety Is Our Number One Concern!
Safety Department
The Management of Walton & Company is vitally interested in the
Safety and Health of all company associates. It is, therefore, the policy
of Walton & Company to provide and maintain safe and healthful working
conditions, to follow safe operating procedures that will safeguard all
associates and customers who enter our facilities and job sites and to comply
with all applicable laws and regulations. Our Safety and Health program is
vigorously endorsed to prevent the occurrence of injuries and illnesses and
to avoid the suffering and economic loss associated with accidents.
Local, State & Federal Safety Standards
Walton & Company acknowledges its obligation, as an employer, to provide the
safest possible working conditions for our associates and to provide a safe environment
for our customers. Therefore, all of our activities shall be conducted according to
Local, State, Federal safety standards, codes, regulations. With this in mind, we encourage
each and every associate to make safety their continuing personal responsibility not only
to reduce hazards and prevent accidents in the workplace, but also improve the quality of all
our services, which we provide to our customers. The safety of our associates and our customers
we serve will not be compromised. Therefore, we sincerely solicit a commitment from all associates
to support our safety program in the interest of accident prevention.
Walton & Company Has Received Various Awards
Walton & Company is a current member of ABC (Associated Builders and Contractors).
Todd Gingrich, Safety Director, at Walton also serves on the ABC Safety Committee.
Over the years Walton and Company has received various awards; Excellence in
Construction Safety – Platinum Level and Gold Level , Award of Merit-Raffles
Insurance LTD, and Fleet Safety Award-Raffles Insurance LTD for
1.1 million miles with Zero fleet accidents.
Safety Training
Safety training is taken very seriously at Walton & Company. All field employees at
Walton receive 10 hours of OSHA Outreach Training. Project Managers, Superintendents and the
Safety Director receive 30 hours of OSHA Outreach Training. Per departmental requirements
and as needed, MSHA, Mine Safety Health training is also provided for employees.
"Stop—Think—Work Safe."
