Great Lakes Dredge & Dock - Safety Information

Safety

Committed to Safety . . . for Ourselves and for the Maritime Community

In 2006, Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company adopted the Incident- and Injury-Free (IIF) ethic for all of its operations, on all its vessels, at all its installations, and in all its offices. This means that we expect all who work for the company to govern their behavior first and foremost for safety. Personal safety is always the first priority.

Further, we advocate for safety at every opportunity in our relations with other organizations. We expect subcontractor and vendor personnel, when engaged on projects with us, to participate in the spirit and specifics of IIF. We do all we can to spread safety consciousness within our industry and throughout the maritime community, raising the spirit of IIF in meetings to increase safety awareness, making our safety materials freely available to all who express an interest.

Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company, LLC

Safety Commitment Statement

All GLDD employees are committed to an Incident- and Injury-Free (IIF) work environment, in which we return safely to our families.

In this work environment:

We care for each other and treat each other with respect and dignity through open and honest communication.
We work safely because we want to rather than because we feel we have to.
We always seek out a safe course in performing our daily operations.
We take visible and proactive responsibility for our safety and our coworkers' safety, and we will not accept unsafe actions from ourselves or others.
We stop unsafe actions without fear of repercussion.
We elevate safety issues that can not be resolved on our own or with our immediate supervisor to a member of the Safety Leadership Team.
We continuously develop, improve, and use tools and resources to keep ourselves and one another safe.
We require all vendors and subcontractors to participate in GLDD's IIF work environment.
We raise safety awareness as a part of our everyday life at work and at home.

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