At Flint we have built a safety culture that says "People are Number One 24/7". Safety is not just talk, it is an active effort on the part of all our employees and management together using the various programs at Flint. "People" is a core value at Flint and our safety target is a zero injury workforce. We are, and will continue to be, a leader in the implementation of safety programs and practices that maintain and improve the safety of our employees. We are committed to ensure each of our employees has the tools that allow him or her to look after themselves regardless of where they are working. Our comprehensive, pro-active Safety Management System is an integration of the successes, innovations, safety fundamentals and benchmarking practices and programs developed by our entire organization and backed by a committed corporate safety team.
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Safety Management Programs at Flint
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| Flint's high regard for employee safety is illustrated by an impressive performance in safety over the last five years. |
- Regular safety workshops held to review Flint's safety statistics, behaviour observations and gain valuable feedback
- Risk management programs review and identify at risk behaviours and reinforce safe practices
- Safety meetings are held regularly
- Internal meetings held by committees and employees always begin with a safety moment lead by our employees or senior staff members
- Comprehensive safety training programs are provided and include First Aid, CPR, defensive driving, and hazard alert training programs
- Behaviour-based programs are where employees can report potential hazards and reinforce positive safe behaviours, both increasing our safety awareness and commitment to keeping employees safe. This program looks at initial actions, body mechanics, procedures and standards, as well as tools and equipment.
- Fit for Work programs focuses on employees preparing themselves for their work environments or tasks ahead.
- Best practices training
- Fresh Start safety campaigns held annually. The New Year is not only a time for resolutions but also Flint management uses this symbolic time to renew their commitment to safe practices. Industry and construction associations promote this time period as their safety campaign where executives speak to front line workers. This resolve is more than symbolic and features a visit to each of Flint's sites by senior management to meet with employees and talk about the importance of and commitment to our employees' and contractors' safety. We know that hearing directly from senior management of the Company is an important factor in Flint's exceptional safety record as Flint increases its activity and number of employees year over year.
Safety Handbook
Each Flint employee is provided with a copy of a 165-page, user-friendly safety handbook that is designed and written for easy reference by all. Reviewed and updated regularly, the handbook is made readily available and its importance is communicated and reinforced by all supervisors, managers and senior personnel. It is an assertive, innovative system which trains all Flint employees to the same high level, one that raises the safety standards bar throughout the industry. Flint is committed to keeping our employees safe each day at each job.



Flint's Zero Injury Triangle represents "begin with the end in mind" - a Covey principle that means people should be able to plan and execute their work such that the worst incident to happen is a first aid. The numbers 1, 10, 30 in the middle of the triangle represent the natural progression of serious incidents that could eventually result if not identified and addressed appropriately. The number 300 represents At 