Commitment:
At VCI Construction, safety starts at the hiring process where potential candidates have to pass an extensive background check and thorough substance abuse screening.  Because keeping our employee's safe is our top priority.  It is important that we choose the right candidate to fill our position.  Successful candidates must then attend OSHA 10 hour training course before they even begin work in the field.  At our corporate office in Upland, our safety instructors provide regular safety training classes, with topics ranging from State and Federal requirements to the highly specialized safety training required for certain job classifications.

Quality:
Whether it is a simple construction project, or an environmentally sensitive complex task, VCI Construction has the expertise to accomplish the task both efficiently and safely.  Safety goes beyond personal injury.  Respect for personal property and the environment is also part of an effective safety program.  Our managers receive ongoing safety training on dig alert policies and we have adopted more stringent methods of locating utilities in order to minimize exposure to both injuries to our employee's and resident discomfort.  We know what we are doing!  If the project requires excavation of a 30 foot deep trench, placing 200 foot pole for a cellular tower, placing conduit under a bridge 200 feet in elevation or just rewiring an entire city for a new advanced cable television service, rest assured VCI Construction can complete your project safely and on schedule.  Our advanced technical and safety training programs ensure all employee's have the tools and expertise necessary to stay competitive in today's heavily regulated construction industry.

Compliance:
VCI Construction has adopted an aggressive approach to safety.  This means recognizing and rewarding exceptional (through incentives) and correcting (through training and discipline) unacceptable safety behavior.  Each one of our supervisors must thoroughly audit each of their foreman's job sites at least two times per month.  This ensures all safety deficiencies are identified and addressed prior to exposing an employee to injury or the general public to danger.

Our commitment to the safety of our employee's is evident in our in-house training program.  Our training program meets all initial certification and refresher requirements governed by both Federal and State Occupational Safety and Health Administrations (OSHA).