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At Century Building, we train our employees to perform their work following a rigorous set of rules and safety procedures.
Our employees are made aware of work hazards and are encouraged to use personal protective equipment in the facility at all occasions. Health and safety come first!
The following procedures are followed:
- Health & Safety Rules
- Reporting of Injuries
- Reporting of Unsafe Conditions
- Use of Personal Protective Equipment
- Location and Use of Fire Extinguishers
- Operation of Equipment/Machines
- Evacuation Procedures
- Emergency Exit Routes
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| Century Building Maintenance employees are in constant contact with their immediate supervisors and will put out a call for assistance in the event of emergency or unsafe condition. As situations dictate, fire alarms will be activated, office switchboards informed and 911 contacted. In addition, equipment will be shutdown, buildings evacuated in an orderly fashion and a head count taken. Re-entry will only occur once the Police, Fire Marshall and/or supervisor deem conditions are safe. |
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| Century Building Maintenance employees are put through an aggressive training program as related to the identification, handling, storage and disposal of hazardous (controlled) materials. As required, they will seek supervisor clearance before they approach controlled materials and outfit themselves with appropriate protective equipment. The are fully educated in emergency procedures as related to controlled substances and they understand the immediate and chronic health effects associated with exposure. |
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| This process emphasizes Century's commitment in maintaining the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS), and, above all, keeping our employees safe. |
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| Protective equipment can include but is not limited to safety glasses, rubber gloves, face masks, protective clothing such as gowns, aprons and/or jumpsuits, hard hats, protective foot wear, ear drum protection, knee pads, elbow pads, wrist guards, restraining straps and other equipment as required by our customers and our health and safety regulations. |
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