Calista Brice Hires Director of Safety and Risk
Calista Brice, a holding line for nineteen construction and environmental subsidiaries of Calista regional corporation, hired Mac Stevens as Director of Safety and Risk.
Tag: Workplace Safety
Conducting Post-incident Investigations in the Workplace
Guest Author Daniel P. Hoffman shares insights on how to—and how to not—conduct workplace investigations to ensure issues are addressed appropriately.
Usibelli Coal Mine Marks 1,000 Days Without a Lost-Time Incident
The last time an accident resulted in lost work time was nearly three years ago, approaching an all-time record for Usibelli Coal Mine.
From COVID to Contaminants—How the Specialists Tackle a Range of Health and Safety Issues
From gas stations to energy companies to cruise lines to military bases to air cargo companies and more, businesses hire HSE (health, safety, and environment) specialists to keep their facilities clean.
Cornerstone Wins First Place in the AGC of America’s National Willis Towers Watson Construction Safety Excellence Awards for Second Consecutive Year
Cornerstone is the first firm in the nation to have won the top prize in this competition two years in a row.
Higher Quality, Lower Costs
The Alaska-grown Pacific Health Coalition represents more than 250,000 people, the majority of whom are in the Pacific Northwest, including members in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Colorado, Montana, California, and Nevada, in addition to Alaska.
Alaska West Express Named Alaska’s Safest Truck Fleet for 2018
Alaska West Express received the 2018 Alaska Safe Truck Fleet of the Year Award from the Alaska Trucking Association (ATA) at its annual meeting in April.
Usibelli Coal Mine Achieves All-Time Best Safety Record
Employees at Usibelli Coal Mine (UCM) worked 798 consecutive days without a single lost time accident (LTA), setting a new record for safety at the mine.
Stantec Receives Alaska Governor’s Safety Award of Excellence
Stantec received the Governor’s Safety Award of Excellence for demonstrating distinction in the safety and health of their personnel, the environment, assets, and reputation that promotes superior corporate citizenship.
Staying Safe on the North Slope
Working in Alaska’s North Slope can be challenging enough, but a few companies are taking that challenge a step further, drilling from manmade islands into promising basins miles off the coast.