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Unsafe behaviors, conditions, equipment concerns, and process gaps that could lead to injury or damage.
Committed to keeping every team member safe, every inspection thorough, and every site accident-free.
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Our safety department is built on authentic leadership and Caldwell's SPIRIT core values, with an uncompromising commitment to a No Harm workplace. Through SCAN (See, Care, Act, Notify), we protect and support our team members, families, partners, and communities.
We lead with engaged leadership, deliberate action, and compassionate mentorship, helping teams identify risk early, respond quickly, and continuously improve.
Safety at Caldwell is more than compliance. It is an active-care culture that preserves quality of life and impacts generations through safe work.
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S.C.A.N. means See, Care, Act, Notify. This program is how Caldwell and Preload teams identify hazards early, address them quickly, and share learnings across projects so incidents are prevented before they happen.
Unsafe behaviors, conditions, equipment concerns, and process gaps that could lead to injury or damage.
Immediately after identifying or correcting an issue so details are fresh and follow-up can happen quickly.
Consistent SCAN submissions build trend visibility, improve accountability, and strengthen safety culture.
The S.C.A.N. Program was developed to move hazard recognition upstream. Instead of waiting for injuries, equipment damage, or near misses to reveal weak points, the program gives crews a simple process to identify concerns early and document what was seen, what was done, and what others can learn from it.
It also creates a shared record of field observations across Caldwell and Preload. That record helps the safety team see repeat issues, supervisors coach crews more effectively, and leadership focus attention on the places where exposure is building before it becomes an incident trend.
S.C.A.N. is intended to be practical, fast, and useful. Team members are expected to submit observations in a way that helps others act on the information, not just satisfy a reporting requirement. Strong participation means crews are looking out for one another, correcting conditions promptly, and sharing lessons that improve planning and execution across the organization.
S.T.K.Y. stands for Stuff That Kills You. In 2019, the industry saw recordable injury rates continue to decline while fatal outcomes did not improve at the same pace. That gap made one thing clear: low recordables do not guarantee protection from severe outcomes.
To address that reality, S.T.K.Y. was built around deeper incident learning, stronger risk assessment, and better field decision-making. The approach has been recognized through the 2024 Associated General Contractors of America Innovation Award and is intended to disrupt the fatality plateau by improving how teams identify, classify, and control S.T.K.Y. risk.
Turning point: recordables improved, but fatal outcomes plateaued.
Innovation recognition for a serious-risk prevention framework.
Disrupt severe-outcome pathways through better risk decisions.
Over enough hours, even strong contractors can face a fatal event if serious risk is not managed differently.
Capture all unplanned events, then classify high-energy and non-high-energy releases for clearer prioritization.
Incident totals can hide consequence potential. S.T.K.Y. prioritizes life-changing risk pathways first.
Strong lagging indicators are not enough if high-energy exposure remains in day-to-day tasks.
Match hazard identification and control strength to consequence potential before work starts and when it changes.
Improve decisions in real time with coaching-focused conversations instead of blame-focused reactions.
Construction is inherently dangerous. Incidents happen when energy hazards are missed or underestimated. The S.T.K.Y. wheels help teams identify the energy sources most often tied to severe injuries and fatalities.
Direct controls are intended to prevent hazardous energy release and remain effective despite human error. Examples include lockout and tagout, properly protected excavations, and engineered fall protection.
Safeguards reduce transfer of energy or exposure after release. Examples include excavation perimeter protection, controlled access zones, and use of spotters.
Unplanned events are treated as learning opportunities. Teams use structured causal analysis to understand what happened, why controls broke down, and what system changes are needed to prevent repeat exposure.
S.C.A.N. captures broad field observations and learning opportunities. S.T.K.Y. adds a structured serious-risk lens focused on high-energy consequence pathways. Together they improve recognition, control verification, and prevention performance across Caldwell and Preload operations.
Use S.T.K.Y. during pre-task planning, shift handoff, and scope changes. If exposure grows or controls weaken, pause, re-evaluate, and reset the plan before proceeding.
Complete the admin details first, then use the full-size S.T.K.Y. wheel to guide the walk and document responses.
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S.C.A.N. (See, Care, Act, Notify) is Caldwell/Preload's proactive hazard recognition program. Every team member is empowered to identify unsafe conditions, take corrective action, and report observations before incidents occur.
See, Care, Act, Notify - Our proactive hazard recognition program empowering every team member.
Stuff That Kills You - focused recognition of serious-risk exposures before they escalate.
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