SAF — 01
Method of Procedure
A written MOP is created per project and task. Hazards are identified and controlled before any crew mobilizes.
Safety
Electrical safety
Safety is planned, not assumed. Every task on every project runs through a written method of procedure before crews mobilize.
The sequence
How we work
Four controls that run in order, before anyone picks up a tool.
SAF — 02
Pre-Task Planning
Job hazard analysis on every scope. We walk the site and identify dangers before the work starts, not after.
SAF — 03
State-Certified Electricians
Every electrician is California state certified and current on NEC revisions and local jurisdiction requirements.
SAF — 04
Clean, Organized Job Sites
Housekeeping is a safety control. Our sites stay cleaned, staged and walkable for every trade working alongside us.
On your job site
A sub you don't
have to manage
A sub with a written plan is a sub your superintendent doesn't have to manage. Our crew shows up knowing the scope, the hazards and the sequence — coordination meetings stay short and your schedule holds.
- Documented MOPs available for your project file
- Certified electricians — no unlicensed labor on your site
- Clean staging that doesn't block other trades
- Full IIPP, training records and insurance certificates on request
Safety & compliance
The paperwork
behind it
Written JHA Program
A documented Job Hazard Analysis program applied to every scope.
IIPP
Injury & Illness Prevention Program, available for your file.
DIR Registered
Certified payroll processed through ADP.
Prevailing Wage
Prevailing wage and public-works reporting.
Insurance & W-9
COI, W-9 and safety documentation on request.
Training Records
Current certifications and training records for every electrician.
Experience Rating
Not yet experience-rated — payroll sits below the WCIRB threshold for a modifier. The WCIRB letter confirming that status is available for your file.
Energy control
Locked, tagged,
tested dead
Before a conductor is touched, the circuit is isolated at its source, locked and tagged, then tested to confirm it is de-energized. The lock stays with the electrician who applied it.
- Breaker lockouts and danger tags staged before the work starts
- Absence of voltage verified on a meter proven live before and after
- One lock per electrician — no shared keys, no exceptions
- Energy-control steps written into the task's method of procedure
Documentation
Need our
safety file?
IIPP, JHA program, training records and insurance certificates — ask and we'll send the packet.