Thinking through the risks

Alloy Group employees engage in many day-to-day activities that have the potential to expose them to serious hazards.

As such, it is an absolute priority for us to provide the information, tools, resources and training that will ensure each employee can proactively think through the risks of any situation then identify, reduce and eliminate any work-related hazards.

Alloy Group provides a new Employee First approach to safety for the Abatement, Demolition and Environmental Engineering services we offer. Our award-winning safety program has been designed from the ground up to ensure it contributes to the execution of safe and profitable projects. At Alloy, safety isn’t just a priority, it’s a precondition.

We work tirelessly to galvanize a safety culture where our people can continue to work safely and do the right thing, even when no one is watching.

Safety Training and Education

Alloy Group’s Safety Department is comprised of a group of safety professionals dedicated to encouraging, protecting and motivating every worker to adhere to our safety culture.

In 2018 Alloy opened its Safety Training and Education Facility in Concord, North Carolina. This facility is a stand-alone operation, providing safety consulting and support to the organization throughout the United States. We provide safety and health orientations to each worker prior to them setting foot on our job sites.

Collaboration among all levels of personnel within Alloy is the single most important element of our safety process and has been critical to our success in maintaining our high safety standards. A team of talented and dedicates bilingual staff assist with communication to ensure all employees understand what’s required of them and that safety is the main priority of the company.

Stop Work Authority

We expect all employees to actively participate in STOP WORK authority.
Every employee has the right and the obligation to invoke Stop Work Authority if they see an action or situation that could cause a preventible incident.