Safety

“It is my goal and responsibility to make sure every employee has the knowledge and tools to work safely, while on the job. This will assure a safe return to their loved ones at the end of everyday.”

Craig Bonna, President & Chief Executive Officer

RHC is committed above everything to ensuring that our employees are safe. Our full-scale Safety Department employs strategic approaches that help create a culture where safety is not an option but rather an RHC core value.

Our goal is that all RHC employees work in a safe environment every day, understanding that safety is an essential component of their job. Our employee-driven Behavior Based Safety Management program encourages continuous improvement through open dialogue between field personnel and management so that process improvements are implemented quickly. We are proud of our focus on safety and look forward to continuing to reap the benefits of a strong commitment to protecting our people.

 


  2010 Recipient

  ABC's STEP Platinum Award

To achieve ABC’s STEP Platinum level, among other requirements, a company must have a total recordable incident rate at least 25 percent below specific industry averages for the previous data year, maintain an Experience Modification Rate (EMR) of 0.800,  submit their official U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Forms 300 and 300A on work-related injuries and illnesses for review, and achieve a specific STEP self-evaluation score.

 

2009 Recipient

  ABC's STEP Platinum Award

  

  

    

2008 Recipient

ABC's STEP Gold Award

 

 

WINNER 2010

ABC National Safety Excellence "Merit" Award

NAICS 237 – Category 5 – 500,000 to 1 Million
Annual Man-Hours Worked

 

 

Winner 2009

ABC National Safety Excellence Award

 
National Safety Excellence Award
The ABC National Safety Excellence Awards recognize companies whose safety performance and programs are judged to be exemplary by the ABC National Environment, Health & Safety (EH&S) Committee and companies who exhibit a continued commitment to jobsite safety. Awards are based on data submitted via STEP Platinum applications and company interviews/site visits. Award categories are based on a company's total work-hours per calendar year and placement within the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS).
Considered one of the premier measures of a company’s total safety performance, the National Safety Excellence Award represents a level of achievement in the field of safety unrivaled in the construction industry.

The National Safety Excellence Award sets companies apart from their competition. Consider this: out of 25,000 ABC member firms across the country, fewer than 800 are eligible to apply— that’s less than 3 percent of the entire ABC membership! Of those fortunate few, a maximum of twenty-one will have the honor of calling themselves “National Safety Excellence Award winners”—the pinnacle of safety achievement in merit shop construction.

 
 

2010 Man Hours - TRIR - EMR