Eaton Construction crew in hard hats laying multiple flowlines in a trench beside CAT excavators
Safety

Safety: Putting People First

Safety is very important to our success, and we take it seriously. Eaton Construction has an excellent safety history, and we're committed to keeping high safety standards.

Trained and Certified

All Eaton Construction employees are MSHA trained and OSHA certified. Every employee is also trained and certified in poly-pipe fusion. New employees are trained and closely supervised, and they are not allowed to fuse unsupervised for sixty days, even after certification.

Every Day, on Every Job

  • Daily tailgate safety meetings, required and documented
  • Daily mobile equipment inspections, required and documented
  • Required PPE: hard hats, steel-toe boots and safety glasses
  • Behavior-based safety checklist as part of our health & safety program
  • Incident reporting on every accident, so lessons get shared
  • 811 locates and hydrovac potholing before we dig near existing lines

An Experienced Crew

Most of our employees have been with us for five years or more. Experienced crews know the equipment, the procedures and each other, and that is one of the best safety programs there is.

Owner in the Field

Our owner is on site every day. Decisions about the trench, the joint and the test are made by the owner himself, standing next to the work.

Testing Before Backfill

Lines are pressure-tested to spec before they are buried, so problems are found while they're easy to fix.

DOT-Registered Trucking

Our trucking operation is a registered interstate carrier (USDOT 1441252, MC-544645) and follows federal motor carrier requirements.

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