At D-Riven Engineered Solutions, our Safety Division is dedicated to ensuring the highest standards of safety in all our projects and operations. We believe that a safe working environment is fundamental to our success and the well-being of our employees, clients, and communities. Our team of safety experts is committed to implementing robust safety protocols, conducting regular training sessions, and performing thorough risk assessments. We leverage cutting-edge technology and industry best practices to create innovative solutions that prioritize safety at every stage of our projects.
Our proactive approach to safety not only mitigates risks but also fosters a culture of accountability and continuous improvement. We collaborate closely with our clients to tailor safety strategies that meet their specific needs while adhering to regulatory standards. By promoting transparency and open communication, we empower our workforce to identify hazards and contribute to a safer workplace. At D-Riven, we are proud of our commitment to excellence in safety, which is integral to our mission of delivering high-quality engineered solutions with confidence.
Derek Gotham
Industrial and Health, Safety & Environmental Manager
7522 Baron Drive, Canton, MI 48187
Safety Tips
1. Vision: If you see something, say something!
It starts with vigilance. Empower yourself and your colleagues to speak up when it matters most. Whether it’s a damaged piece of equipment, a spill, or any potential hazard, your voice can prevent accidents before they occur.
2. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Gear up for safety!
Your body’s well-being is non-negotiable. Utilize the appropriate PPE for your specific role—from safety glasses to helmets, gloves, and ear protection. Regularly check and maintain your equipment to ensure it still offers the protection it was designed for.
3. Electrical Safety: Power up responsibly!
Navigate the electrical landscape with care. Always adhere to Lockout Tagout procedures, avoid overloading outlets, and report any electrical concerns promptly. Your commitment to electrical safety is key to a hazard-free workplace.
4. Questions: Share knowledge!
Communication is the cornerstone of a safe environment. If you’re unsure about a task, don’t hesitate to ask. Likewise, be proactive in offering assistance when your colleagues have questions. A culture of collaboration is a safer one.
5. Fire Safety: Be prepared to act!
In the face of fire, knowledge is your shield. Understand the proper use of fire extinguishers, and know the quickest routes to safety. Your training can make all the difference in swiftly and safely evacuating the building.
6. Inspections: Assess before you act!
Before embarking on any task, take a moment to inspect your tools and equipment. Confirm their condition to ensure they can safely perform the intended job. A thorough inspection is a small investment in preventing potential hazards.
7. Ergonomics: Create a workspace for well-being!
Your workspace should be a haven, not a source of strain. Take the time to set up your area with ergonomics in mind—from adjusting chair height to fine-tuning monitor and keyboard positions. A comfortable workspace promotes both health and productivity.
8. Proper Lifting Techniques: Safeguard your back!
Heavy lifting doesn’t have to mean risking injury. Use your knees, not your back, when lifting objects. Where possible, leverage equipment like dollies or forklifts to manage hefty loads. Your back will thank you for the extra care.
9. Good Housekeeping: Tidy up for safety!
An organized workplace is a safe workplace. Minimize the risk of slips, trips, and falls by maintaining cleanliness. Promptly address spills, keep walkways clear, and store tools and materials in designated areas.
10. We want everyone to go home the same way that they arrived to work that day!
At D-Riven Engineered Solutions, our commitment is clear—we want each and every team member to return home the same way they arrived at work: safe and sound. Together, we can build a workplace where safety is not just a policy, but a shared responsibility. Stay safe, stay secure, and let’s end every workday with a safe journey home.