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Safety
Volt is committed to your safety! It is our goal to provide an accident free, safe work environment for all employees.
The establishment and assurance of safe working conditions is a shared responsibility of Volt employees from all levels of the company. Volt is committed to doing everything within its control to assure a safe work environment and to comply with federal and state regulations.
Our customer will be responsible for your job-specific safety training, as well as providing you with information on any hazardous chemical to which you may be exposed, and their emergency evacuation plan.
Check with your on-site manager about any safety regulations that are specifically applicable to the job you will be performing.
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Use all safety and personal protective equipment issued to you for your job.
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Observe all safety precautions and review posted emergency plans.
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Determine the location of exits, fire extinguishers, and first-aid kits in case an emergency arises.
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Ensure that you are familiar with emergency procedures and rules for evacuation.
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Be sure flammable and toxic substances are properly stored and handled.
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Use chemicals carefully and be sure to read the labels.
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When lifting, bend your knees and use leg muscles, NOT your back. Know your limit and get help for heavy loads.
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Do not overload electrical circuits with double or triple plugs. Report any frayed or damaged electrical cords.
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Never run - always walk. When using stairs, hold onto the handrails.
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Falls are the most common injury; pay attention to slip, trip, and fall hazards.
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When it is necessary to access high shelves, use an approved ladder or step stool. Do not use chairs or boxes to stand on.
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Do not attempt to operate or repair equipment on which you have not been trained.
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Report any unsafe working conditions to your on-site supervisor.
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Should you be required to work with hazardous chemicals or if you will be exposed to them, you can be provided with the following:
--> Training which involves the type of exposure and associated hazards.
--> Personal protective equipment and training on proper usage.
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