OUR SAFETY COMMITMENT

Safety is how we work.

At InSite, safety is fundamental to the way we build. It is embedded in our planning, training, field operations, and accountability—not treated as a separate compliance function.

Our Safety Program at a Glance

Full-Time Safety Professionals
3
of safety training per field employee at hire
80+ HRS
of additional safety training per field employee each year after hire
30+ HRS
Field Employees Covered by Our Safety Program
100%
UNDERSTAND THE WORK

Complex work. Clear responsibility.

Telecommunications construction presents complex hazards, including aerial work, traffic exposure, excavation, underground utilities, heavy equipment, and work around active infrastructure.

We invest in the people, training, equipment, and resources necessary to manage those risks and protect our employees, customers, and the public.

Prepare in the field

Training that follows the work

Our employees receive comprehensive, role-specific training and certifications, supported by ongoing education throughout the year.

  • OSHA & regulatory requirements
  • Traffic control
  • Excavation & trenching
  • Electrical hazards
  • Safe driving
  • Fall protection & aerial work
  • Underground hazard awareness
  • Equipment & fleet safety
  • First aid & CPR
  • Project-specific requirements

MAKE IT DAILY PRACTICE

Ready equipment. Engaged crews.

Equipped for the task

We equip our crews with industry-standard safety equipment and PPE appropriate to the work they perform. Equipment is routinely inspected and maintained, with established reinspection procedures to help ensure tools, vehicles, and safety equipment remain fit for use.

Reinforced in the field

Safety is reinforced through daily toolbox talks, job hazard analysis, pre-task planning, underground utility awareness, regular jobsite inspections, and continuous field communication.

DEDICATED SAFETY LEADERSHIP

Safe work is good work.

At InSite, it is the standard.

Our three full-time safety professionals work directly with field and project leadership to identify hazards, conduct inspections, support training, investigate incidents, and drive corrective action.

We believe safety is everyone’s responsibility. Every employee is expected to identify hazards, speak up when conditions are unsafe, and take the necessary steps to protect themselves and their teammates.