From our shop floor to your worksite, safety guides how we plan, communicate and complete every project.
We are committed to maintaining safe working practices, learning from experience and holding ourselves accountable to a standard our employees, partners and customers can trust.
Days without a serious workplace injury
Serving industry since
Tolerance for unsafe work, at any deadline
Employee can stop a job at any time
Without a serious workplace injury
Every safe day reflects the attention, communication and personal responsibility of the people behind our work. It is the result of careful decisions made on every shift.
Hazard assessments before work begins. Honest reporting when conditions change. And the authority for anyone, at any level, to stop work when something does not look right.
Our safety approach is practical, consistent and built for real industrial environments where preparation and communication matter.
Hazard assessments, job-specific procedures and pre-job meetings happen before tools come out, not after a problem appears.
Certifications are tracked and kept current, and new procedures are reviewed with the crews who will actually use them.
Near misses and hazards are reported and reviewed. Nobody is penalized for stopping work or raising a concern.
Incidents and close calls are investigated for root cause, and the findings change how we do the work going forward.
Our health and safety program provides a clear framework for how work is planned, communicated and completed, both in our facility and at customer sites.
From hazard assessments and employee training to incident reporting and equipment inspections, our procedures help keep safety responsibilities clear throughout every project.
We also coordinate with customers, contractors and site representatives to understand project-specific requirements before work begins.
We coordinate with customers, contractors and site representatives to confirm safety, training and onboarding requirements before work begins.
Current safety records and program information can be provided during the prequalification process.
Training, access and project-specific requirements are reviewed before our personnel arrive on site.
Safe-work hours and safety performance are tracked and maintained through ISNet.
Every facility has its own procedures, expectations and working conditions. Before work begins, our team coordinates with site representatives to understand the requirements that apply to the project.
From planned maintenance to time-sensitive shutdown work, clear communication helps our personnel integrate safely and efficiently with your operation.
Tell us about the work, timeline and site requirements. Our team will help determine how D.F. Boiler can support your project safely and efficiently.
Whether you have a question about our capabilities, safety practices or an upcoming project, our team is ready to help.
