Plan
Build client standards, site conditions, critical tasks, and emergency requirements into the Site-Specific Safety Plan.
Safety
Plan the work.
Protect the people.
Safety is a daily operating discipline—from the first plan to the final handover.
Our commitment
Every person deserves to go home safe.
KRC is committed to a safe work environment for employees, clients, subcontractors, management, and the public. Our Health & Safety Manual and Site-Specific Safety Plans provide the framework; our people put it into practice.
Safety in practice
Controls that live in the field.
Client requirements are integrated into project planning, orientations, field execution, and reporting.
Orient
Confirm that people understand site expectations, task hazards, controls, and their authority to stop work.
Assess
Use daily meetings and structured Field Level Hazard Assessments before work begins and as conditions change.
Inspect
Regularly inspect active work areas and equipment while maintaining the necessary competency records.
Correct
Address unsafe conditions and practices before an incident occurs, and share what the team learns.
Lead
Make safety visible in field decisions, schedule conversations, production planning, and every level of leadership.
Shared responsibility
“The safest way to do the work is the way we plan to do the work.”
Everyone on a KRC project is expected to recognize hazards, speak up, and help strengthen the plan.
One operating system
Safety, quality, and production move together.
Strong project controls make safe execution easier. Clear schedules, defined work areas, equipment readiness, survey information, and field reporting give crews the information they need to make sound decisions.