“Spartan Controls commitment to providing a safe work environment and the safety of all Spartans, contractors, and customers, on the job and in our community, is integral to our success.”
Healthy & Safety
A commitment to providing a safe work environment and the safety of all
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The mission of Spartan Controls safety process is to provide a safe and health work environment and encourage everyone to work safely through communication, education and participation.
A safe work environment at Spartan Controls is achieved through management support, a dedicated full-time team of safety professionals, and engagement by all Spartans
Spartan Controls has a robust safety management system that has been audited to COR for 20 years. Elements of the safety management system consist of Roles and Responsibilities, Hazard Assessments and Prevention, Safe Work Practices, workplace hazardous material information system (WHMIS), Alcohol and Drug, and more.
Additionally, Spartan has a large safety representative network consisting of over 40 internal volunteers spanning all three Western Canadian provinces. These representatives support the safety management system and day-to-day HSE efforts.
Additionally, Spartan has a large safety representative network consisting of over 40 internal volunteers spanning all three Western Canadian provinces. These representatives support the safety management system and day-to-day HSE efforts.
Spartan has proudly been a voluntary member of Canada Partners in Protection (PIP) and United States Customs Trade Partnership Against Threats (CTPAT) since 2015.
The PIP and CTPAT programs help to ensure that the goods Spartan imports and exports are safe and secure.
The PIP and CTPAT programs help to ensure that the goods Spartan imports and exports are safe and secure.
Spartan Controls is also a member of several provincial, federal and international safety associations, including:
- The Canadian Society of Safety Engineers
- Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety
- The Alberta Construction Safety Association
- The International Competency Assessment Board.
Spartan Controls utilizes multiples tools that support the deployment of our Spartans to a variety of Customers.
- The tools provide another means to connect with Customers and the industry on leading best practices.
- For more than a decade Spartan has been a member of ISNetworld, ComplyWorks, and Avetta.
Safety Results
Spartan is part of the Partners in Injury Reduction program and has been ranked # 1 by WCB in our industry class. In 2019, Spartan had a Total Recordable Injury Frequency of 0.40 and zero lost time.
Frequent superior annual COR audit results – 2019 result of 92%
- Provincial certificates of recognition for the last 20 years in British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan
- Spartan receives a 40% discount year over year from WCB
- Recipient of the WCB award for our commitment to to a safe workplace in Saskatchewan
Muliti-year recipient of the GPAC award for safety excellence
Safety in Our Communities
Safety at Spartan does not stop at the end of the work day. Spartans are personally connected and committed to health and safety all day, every day.
Spartans safety culture is contagious and it lives in our communities.
Spartans safety culture is contagious and it lives in our communities.
- Spartans use Stop and Think, they speak up when they see unsafe conditions, they choose to not look the other way.
- Through their experiences they provide personal safety moments that they want to share across the organization.
Spartan Controls has a long standing relationship with St. John Ambulance. Spartans and their families take specialized first aid training, babysitting courses, and car seat courses offered through the St. John Ambulance.
Spartan has been a supporter of STARS Air Ambulance for a number of years. STARS actively monitors Spartans who are deployed to remote locations in western Canada 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. In the event there is an emergency STARS can respond rapidly.
Spartan has been a supporter of STARS Air Ambulance for a number of years. STARS actively monitors Spartans who are deployed to remote locations in western Canada 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. In the event there is an emergency STARS can respond rapidly.
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