Leo Kramer Email & Phone Number

Leo Kramer is a Safety Engineer at Walbridge at Walbridge. He possess expertise in project management, project planning, engineering, petroleum, strategic planning and 5 more skills.

Listed skills include Project Management, Project Planning, Engineering, Petroleum, and 6 others.

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  Safety Engineer

  Walbridge

  Jun 2015 - Present - Greater Pittsburgh Area

  Thinking, demanding and delivering safety in all aspects of business is our No. 1 core value.Consistently safe jobsites are the result of training, on-going focus and accountability. There’s a mutual responsibility to keep ourselves and each other safe, and we stand behind our safety motto: “If it’s not safe, I won’t do it and I won’t let others do it.”We adhere to the following Safety FIRST approach:FOLLOW processes. Be disciplined to each process on every project.INFORM employees. We do this through orientation, pre-task analysis and safety huddles. On one project where we logged more than 1.1 million work hours, we coordinated approximately 27,000 safety-related activities at the site.REVIEW effectiveness. We track safety observations made by supervisors and construction personnel through our “Stop, Look & Listen” program. We also analyze and learn from injury trend reports.SHARE lessons learned. Safety-related incidents are forwarded all the way up to the most senior-level executives in our organization.TRAIN to be better and safer. Every Walbridge employee is required to complete 30 hours of training per year; 50 percent of that training is safety related.We also require all employees and subcontractors to participate in the Management and Unions Serving Together (MUST) safety program, which mandates drug screening prior to setting foot on a job site or in the office.We don’t allow employees or anyone at our construction sites to talk on a mobile phone or text – unless they’re standing in a designated safe zone.Safety is addressed three times per day on site during safety huddles. Here, supervisors point out potential hazards and workers are encouraged to ask questions and raise safety related issues.

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  Slippery Rock University Of Pennsylvania

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