OSHA/Government Entity on Site

  1. Be respectful and professional. Do not interfere with or obstruct the representative.
  2. Notify Superior Bowen. Contact the job site Project Manager and Safety Manager as soon as possible

News/Media on Site

  1. Be polite, but do not provide comments, answer questions or speak on behalf of the company.
  2. Do not argue with reporters or attempt to prevent lawful photography or recording.
  3. Refer all requests to the Marketing Director and notify her immediately.
    • Tayler Delzell, 319.850.1599

Suggested response: “I’m not authorized to speak on behalf of the company, but I can connect you with our Marketing Director.”

General Public

  1. Remain calm, respectful and professional—even if the person is angry.
  2. Listen without arguing, blaming or making promises. Do not admit fault or speculate about the situation.
  3. If possible, move the conversation away from active equipment, traffic and other hazards while maintaining a safe distance.
  4. Refer the person to the Project Manager and notify the Project Manager immediately.
  5. Do not share employee names, schedules, project details or other company information.
  6. If the person becomes threatening, attempts to enter a restricted area or creates an immediate safety risk:
    • Do not confront or physically engage them.
    • Move to a safe location.
    • Contact the Project Manager and call 911 if there is an immediate threat.
  7. Document the interaction, including the time, location, person’s concern and any actions taken.

Suggested response: “I understand you’re concerned. I’m going to contact our Project Manager so we can get the right person to help you.”

 

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