Industrial & Construction Safety Communications
Covalent Logic has 15 years of experience in fostering a culture of safety with industrial corporations internationally. Our marketing, communications and advertising experts bring decades of industrial safety marketing experience, knowledge and skills to handle any request. Whether you‘re a global corporation or a privately held LLC, our services are scalable to your size and budget.
Industrial Plant Projects
Whether you're in the market for a single piece of safety collateral or a full suite of custom work, our team can fulfill any request and support your organization's initiatives, whether facility-specific or company-wide. With nearly a decade of on-site safety communications experience under our belt, we understand the importance of site operations to a successful project closeout. Throughout numerous projects with our clients, we've encouraged thousands of craft workers to work safely and efficiently.
Job Site Communications
Operational pace makes timely communication critical to project success. Our team will incorporate a communications plan alongside your standard operating procedures, bringing your site‘s culture to the next level.
Safety Learning Centers
Changes in personnel, work hours and company culture can lead to operation irregularities. If you notice a trend onsite, it‘s important that these behaviors are brought to your staff‘s attention. Covalent Logic develops learning experiences that are tailored to your facility‘s needs and encourage positive behavior changes resulting in a safer, more productive project.
Email Newsletters
Regardless of your organization‘s size, we can facilitate the circulation of job site newsletters to employees in real time, delivering need-to-know information, as well as employee spotlights to boost morale and encourage a cohesive environment.
Industrial Plant Turnarounds
Safety and efficiency are chief priorities during plant downtime. Covalent Logic creates and offers a full safety communications plan to help your team maintain a safe environment while you address plant operations. Messaging, such as signage, is deliberately crafted to keep safety and the turnaround schedule top of mind for employees, contractors and other stakeholders.
Contractor Safety Programs
Developing a unified team can be challenging when contractors are brought in to assist with the workload on a project. Providing opportunities for collaboration and centralization through safety programs can eliminate disparities in team members‘ behaviors.
“One Team Mindset” Contractor Integration
When bringing multiple contractor groups together on site, creating a cohesive environment can be the difference between project success and project failure. Through contractor integration, our team can provide a program that ensures all team members are working toward the same goal and feel connected to the greater project purpose.
Hand Safety Guides
Data shows that hand-related incidents account for a large number of reported incidents on job sites. To deter future incidents, hand safety programs can provide a collaborative, education-based solution. These programs feature proper hand safety techniques and how to avoid hand-related incidents.
Safety Videos
Custom videos, whether short form or long form, are the best way to communicate key safety information to a team. Viewers can absorb large amounts of information in an engaging way, which leads to greater understanding and retention. Safety videos also allow employees to visualize scenario-specific situations, and communicate consistent messaging to a number of viewers at once.
Safety Certification Websites
Utilizing a record-keeping system for turnarounds, projects and other operational initiatives is an essential piece of the reporting requirements that all organizations must comply with. OSHA requires that records must be maintained and, if requested, copies must be provided to current or former employees or their representatives.
Put safety first.
For on-site safety messaging, contact our in-house Certified Occupational Safety Specialist (COSS), Theresa Stewart, or submit the form here for more information.