Our Commitment to Health and Safety Practices

CWW has made it a top priority to provide the best health and safety practices to the team of 200 and growing. The 2016 record was outstanding for health and safety, and has paved the way for continuous opportunities for more health and safety programs.

Health and Safety starts with great training programs and an ongoing commitment from supervisors and all on-field employees. This upcoming year, CWW will be continuing their commitment by offering all employees’ hands-on training as well as several courses, such as the confined-space safety program displayed in the photo.

As seen, all supervisors, managers and field technicians learn together, ultimately building teamwork skills and creating a full understanding of health and safety practices. The excellent health and safety practices provided at CWW are a full commitment and make for a stronger, united team and top-quality services to all clients.

View our Health & Safety Policy for more information.

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