From architectural design and engineering through final construction, nothing matters more to Stellar than safety.

At The Pop Joe, we place safety and quality above all else. Although we work in a variety of industries and diverse geographic conditions, our commitment to job safety is evident on every project. Regarded as an industry leader in safety, we factor it in from day one by creating a job-specific safety plan for every project. All team members are responsible for upholding the safety standards and precautions set forth by our plans and programs. We pay close attention to project subcontractors, ensuring they comply with our safety guidelines and maintain job site integrity.

Because safety is a primary company focus, we implement best practices in behavior-based safety, and assign safety representatives to every job site for every project.

Our corporate safety objectives include:

• Identify the risks involved in each activity we undertake and take all necessary steps to manage those risks to ensure a safe work process and environment.
• Ensure all personnel are properly trained and competent to do their work safely.
• Develop safe work methods and provide all necessary tools, machinery, equipment, and PPE.
• Maintain all tools, machinery, equipment, and PPE in good repair and operating condition.
• Comply with all federal, state, and local laws and regulations regarding safe and proper working conditions.
• Continually improve our safety efforts by evaluating, adopting, and utilizing best safety practices.
• Communicate with and engage our employees, encouraging them to always invest in themselves by working safely and in turn, positively influence those around them to also work safe.

Exemplary Safety Ratings

Although our employees work in high-risk categories including roofing and welding, The Pop Joe’s safety record is notably better than the industry average in the three benchmarks used to measure safety—the experience modification rate (EMR), which is applied to workers’ compensation premiums, the total recordable incidence rate (TRIR) and OSHA recordable injury and illness incident rates. Historically, EMR, TRIR and OSHA recordable injury and illness incident rates are half that of other firms in our industry.