Safety-first crews for spray foam insulation, foam roofing, coatings, and waterproofing.

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“Why Safety Matters Here”

Safety isn’t a poster on a wall—it’s a system. Our work involves chemicals, pressurized equipment, heat, heights, confined areas, and active construction zones. We reduce risk through:

• Pre-job planning and hazard identification

• Crew training and documented competency

• PPE standards and jobsite rules

• Equipment inspection and maintenance logs

• Clear communication with GCs, owners, and safety managers

Bottom line: a safer jobsite is a better-performing jobsite—with fewer delays, better quality control, and a stronger closeout package.

What We Provide on Your Jobsite:

Jobsite Safety Program

• Job Hazard Analysis (JHA/JSA) and daily hazard assessments

• Toolbox talks and safety briefings

• Site-specific safety rules compliance (GC/Owner requirements)

• Fall protection and ladder safety practices (as applicable)

• Chemical handling, spill prevention, and decontamination readiness

• Heat illness prevention and hydration planning (Arizona reality)

• Incident/near-miss reporting and corrective action tracking

Closeout & Documentation Support

If you need documentation for a municipal, industrial, or commercial file, we can support:

• Training records and crew competency sign-offs

• Product data sheets (PDS), SDS packets, and system documentation

• Equipment logs and QC photo documentation (when required)

Training Culture

We train for consistency, quality, and safety—because in spray foam, coatings, and roofing, the smallest shortcuts can create the biggest consequences.

Training topics commonly covered include:

• PPE selection, fit, and inspection

• Respiratory protection practices (job-dependent)

• Chemical exposure awareness + decontamination procedures

• Equipment start-up/shutdown discipline

• Hose management, burn prevention, and heat systems awareness

• Fall protection fundamentals (when working at elevation)

• Jobsite communication and stop-work authority

Stop-work authority is real here: any team member can pause work if something looks unsafe.

Certifications & Qualifications

Licensed Contractor

• Arizona KB-1 Dual Licensed Contractor

• ROC #331359

Safety & Professional Training (examples—customize to match your team)

• OSHA-10 / OSHA-30 (role dependent)

• First Aid / CPR / AED (current where applicable)

• Manufacturer / system training for SPF roofing, insulation, coatings, and waterproofing

• Internal hands-on training with documented competencies

Project Leadership (examples—customize)

• PCP Certified Roofing Project Manager 

• Foreman / lead sprayer sign-offs and skills tracking

• CPI Trained team

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PPE & Jobsite Controls

We match PPE and controls to the hazard and environment—not the other way around. Depending on scope and site conditions, that can include:

• Eye/face protection, gloves, and protective clothing

• Hearing protection for active work zones

• Controlled access and signage in work areas

• Ventilation planning (where required)

• Safe storage and handling procedures for materials

• Cleanup and waste handling consistent with site requirements

Quality Control Tied to Safety

Good safety practices support better installs. We use repeatable steps that reduce rework and call-backs:

• Pre-job walkthrough and substrate readiness review

• Crew briefing on scope, hazards, and quality expectations

• In-process checks (thickness/coverage/termination details, as applicable)

• Photo documentation for progress and closeout