Safety Day is a Week Away!

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Do you live far from Pittsford?

If you live over an hour and a half from Pittsford and would prefer to stay over Friday night vs. driving up in the morning, please let your supervisor know so room arrangements can be made.

Family Day & BBQ starts at noon!

The food will be ready, the rodeo will be set up, and the ice cream truck will be on site right at 12:00 pm, so tell your families to bring their appetites!

Please take this quick (less than one minute) survey to tell us how many people from your family will be joining you for the BBQ & Family Day at noon.

RSVP Here

Equipment & Truck Rodeo Challenges - Who Will Compete?

Last chance to nominate a peer (or yourself!) for our first annual rodeo!

We have come up with some fun challenges for our rodeo, which will take place during the Family Day portion of the day, beginning right at 12:00 pm.

Check out the video below for a sneak peek at one of the equipment rodeo challenges!

Last Chance to Vote!

Who do you want to see compete in our rodeo challenges?

The top 5 vote-getters in each category will compete on Safety Day!

Click here to nominate a participant

We are hiring for 2022!

Kim Lewis from HR, along with Pat Maher and John Casella II, attended the Fair Haven High School Career Fair on Wednesday.

The event was a success and our RC equipment was a huge hit with the students!

Click here to see the full list of job openings

Don't forget about our Employee Referral Bonus program!

If someone you recommend is hired and stays with us at least 90 days, we will thank you with a referral bonus in your check!

Do you know someone who would make a good addition to our team?

Click here to contact Kim Lewis in HR

Safety Topic: Fall Prevention

The industries with the highest number of fatal injuries include Construction and Transportation. Fall protection equipment should be inspected before use, including areas with ladders and stairs.

All it takes is a fracture in the side of a ladder to weaken the integrity enough to send you to the ground in a hurry. Harnesses should be adjusted to fit the person who is wearing them. Housekeeping is also important to prevent anyone from tripping over materials or equipment.

If you are unsure how to properly inspect any equipment or if fall protection is necessary, bring it up with your supervisor or the Safety Department. Anyone who is required to use fall protection must be properly task trained to ensure they understand what they are doing.

Thank you for doing your part to stay safe!

Can you answer the question from this week's safety discussion?

OSHA requires fall protection to be at elevations of:

4 feet for general industry (Transportation & Maintenance)

Select

6 Feet for Construction

Select

Any time a fall could result in injury in a mine site

Select

All of the above

Select

A and B only

Select

Last Week's Safety Quiz Winner

Have a Coffee on Casella!

Click here to see which correct answer respondent won coffee on Casella this week!

Congrats to the winner - the Safety Department will get you your $5 gift card. Enjoy!

Thank you to everyone who participated!

John Wallek gets his Dunkin' gift card

Have Something for the Suggestion Box?

Drop it below!

Thank you to everyone who has submitted a suggestion. We have been getting a great response, and we appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts - please keep them coming!