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SAFETY

Safety Record

1,200,050
MANHOURS.
ZERO LOST
TIME INCIDENTS.

The Standard Does Not Change

Safety is not a program at CAPRA. It is the operating standard against which every decision, every crew, and every project is measured — before work begins and until the last tool is down.

ZERO

Philosophy

SAFETY IS NOT
A METRIC.
IT IS A STANDARD.

The heavy industrial environment does not forgive lapses in judgment, gaps in training, or shortcuts taken under schedule pressure. CAPRA was built with that reality at the center of every operational decision. Our safety culture is not enforced from a compliance manual — it is carried by the people who show up to the job every day.

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Pre-Work Planning
Every scope begins with hazard identification, job safety analysis, and pre-task planning that puts the crew in control of the risks before they encounter them. Planning is not paperwork. It is protection.
02
Field Leadership Accountability
Safety accountability at CAPRA lives on the jobsite — with the superintendent, the foreman, and every craft professional executing the work. Field leaders are empowered and expected to stop work when conditions demand it.
03
Continuous Hazard Recognition
CAPRA crews are trained to recognize and respond to evolving hazards in real time — not after the fact. Continuous hazard recognition is a non-negotiable field discipline, not a periodic training exercise.

The Record

0
Manhours
Zero Lost Time Incidents

This is not an aspiration. This is the documented result of a safety culture that operates without exception — across complex scopes, demanding environments, and the full range of heavy industrial conditions. Every manhour in that number represents a crew member who went home safe. That is the only stat that matters.

THE GOAL IS ZERO. THE RECORD IS ZERO. THE STANDARD DOES NOT CHANGE.

Standards

COMPLIANT BY
FLOOR.
PERFORMING ABOVE IT.

CAPRA meets all applicable federal, state, and industry safety regulations as a baseline — not as a ceiling. Our internal standards exceed compliance requirements because the environments we work in demand more than minimum adherence. If it is on a CAPRA site, it performs to CAPRA's standard.

OSHA 10 & 30 Certification Requirements
Job Hazard Analysis on Every Scope
Pre-Task Planning — Every Crew, Every Day
Incident Reporting and Near-Miss Protocols
Substance-Free Workplace Enforcement
Subcontractor Safety Qualification Requirements
ZERO

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SAFETY IS PART OF EVERY CONVERSATION WE HAVE.

When you bring CAPRA onto a project, you bring a safety record and a safety culture that are built into the work — not bolted on after the fact. Let's talk about your next scope.

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