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Times Change BUT Safety Should Remain A High Priority

Posted Nov 21, 2019 by Dave Scaturro

 Times Change BUT Safety Should Remain A High Priority

At Alpine Painting, safety is not just a word the sales department uses to close a job. Safety is a belief and a process that is evaluated every day, on each job, to prevent injuries or death to our valued workforce. It’s instilled in the minds of our workers because we don’t have to think about it, it’s just what we do every day. Alpine uses a systematic approach to each project to make sure every precaution is taken to eliminate hazards and reduce the chance of injury. It’s a good feeling when, we receive our employee’s bi-annual reviews and they consistently thank Alpine for caring about their well-being on the job. For that reason and many more, Alpine continues to receive Awards for Excellence in Safety.

Dave Scaturro
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