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Safety Utilities Program

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Pre-Job Safety Briefings

At Power Link Utilities, every job begins with a clear understanding of the work, the work environment, and the potential hazards involved. Our crews conduct daily pre-job briefings led by the Foreman before work begins.

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Power Link Life Safety Rules

These Life Safety Rules establish critical expectations for working safely around vehicles, equipment, energized systems, overhead lines, excavation, and elevated work. Every employee is responsible for understanding and following these requirements at all times.

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Management & Safety Field Presence

Safety at Power Link Utilities is a responsibility shared across the entire organization. Our management and safety personnel maintain an active presence in the field through onsite visits and Job Site Observations (JSOs).

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Job Site Observations & Analysis

Power Link Utilities uses both Job Safety Analysis (JSA) and Job Site Observations (JSO) to help identify hazards and maintain safe work practices.

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Daily Safety Meetings

Safety communication is part of every workday at Power Link Utilities.

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Personal Protection & Equipment Testing

Personal protective equipment and properly maintained tools and equipment are essential components of safe utility work.

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Emplyee Training & Certifications

Proper training prepares our employees to recognize hazards and respond appropriately in the field.

Good Catch Reports

At Power Link Utilities, we believe identifying a potential hazard before an incident occurs is an important part of a strong safety culture.

Stop Work Authority Program

At Power Link Utilities, we believe identifying a potential hazard before an incident occurs is an important part of a strong safety culture.

Drop Zone Policy & Procedures

Power Link Utilities establishes a designated drop zone for work areas where materials, equipment, or other objects could present a hazard to personnel on the ground.

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