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Safety
Gallagher-Kaiser Corporation's safety policy is the prevention of all occupational injuries, illnesses and damage to equipment and property. Our goal is to establish the safest and healthiest work environment possible. Management at all levels is responsible for integrating this policy into positive, productive business practices.
Management has the responsibility for developing, implementing and enforcing all safety rules and regulations and to employ effective training programs. The success of our safety program depends on the full cooperation of each individual employee.
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Production should never take precedence over safety. Safety must be an integral part of production efficiency, quality control and cost reduction. Every manager and supervisor will be held accountable for maintaining a safe work environment for all of his and / or her employees.
The Company policy is the prevention of all accidents and there are three (3) important reasons for this goal:
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Successful business does not necessitate human suffering, such as a disabling injury, occupational illness or a loss of life to be profitable.
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An outstanding safety and health record reflects the competence and professionalism of management and all employees. It contributes to the growth and success of the Company.
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A poor safety record results in loss of profits.
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G-K's Current Safety Ratings
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Michigan (EMR) .90
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Interstate (EMR) .82
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LWCIR 1.07
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