Orientation
Continental Plumbing, Inc. understands that construction in general can sometimes place you in hazardous situations.  That is why every new field employee (no matter what level) must go through an intense and comprehensive 4 hour safety orientation.  This orientation assures that all new employees are aware of potentially hazardous conditions and of what to do in those situations.  They are made aware of the company's safety policies and procedures (what is expected of them); they are also issued a hard hat, safety glasses, ear plugs, and are reimbursed for steel-toed boot purchases. 

Safeguards
Even though each one of our team members is responsible for their own personal safety and that of their coworkers', Continental Plumbing, Inc. has put many safeguards in place to ensure that one employee's "bad day" does not reduce the awareness of safety on the job site.  Management, at all levels, is held responsible and accountable for their subordinates' actions.  Continental Plumbing, Inc. also has in-house and unannounced safety inspections that include a follow-up visit for any necessary correction.  All of our foreman are required to be 1st Aid/CPR and CAL-OSHA Competent Person certified.

Communication
Continental Plumbing, Inc. team members at all levels are encouraged to communicate all suggestions and ideas that could enhance or better safety, production, and morale.  

Training
Continental Plumbing, Inc. has a in-house training facility.  Along with orientation and safety meetings, the classroom is used for 1st Aid/CPR and Industrial Truck & All Terrain Forklift Certification.  We offer a foreman's academy to all foreman and journeyman.  In addition, we out source training and certifications to keep current with changing regulations and skills needed.      

Education
At Continental Plumbing, Inc. we believe that employees with the knowledge and skills to do their jobs professionally work more safely and productively.  We have access to many organizations, groups, and schools that offer classes, seminars, refresher courses and an apprenticeship program.