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Proper Training by Assigned Safety Personnel
Every crew member is trained by assigned safety personnel before they work — not handed a packet and sent to the pad.

Safety Is Our Foundation
Our goal is for all of our employees and subcontractors to adopt a safety culture that ensures we all go home safe to our families every day.
Lear West Safety Mission
“Our goal is for all of our employees and subcontractors to adopt a safety culture that ensures that we all go home safe to our families every day.”
Lear West makes safety our main priority and strives to maintain a standard that is in compliance with applicable safety, health and environmental regulations. We hold subcontractors on our jobs to that same standard. Safety is not a binder in the trailer — it is the culture Lou DePorzio built the company on, and the reason owners and EPCs keep calling us back.
Our people
come first
The same standards of safety Lou taught, instilled in every crew.
What It Looks Like
The measure of a good day is not the tonnage set. It is every person leaving the site the way they arrived.
Our safety culture covers subcontractors on our jobs the same way it covers our own employees. One site, one standard.
We work in compliance with the safety regulations that apply to our scope, and we document it — because owners and EPCs have to answer for it too.
Critical lifts are preplanned in 3D Lift Plan software and reviewed before any work is done. Nothing gets figured out on the load line.
Onsite Safety Procedures
Six practices that run on every Lear West job, from the first day of mobilization to demobilization.
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Every crew member is trained by assigned safety personnel before they work — not handed a packet and sent to the pad.
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A written safety handbook stays on the job as the reference for how work gets done here, so the standard never depends on memory.
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The crew meets every day before work starts to walk the plan, the sequence and the hazards specific to that shift.
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Conditions on a live jobsite change hourly. Daily assessments catch what changed since yesterday's plan.
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Task-specific risk assessments are completed before high-hazard work — critical lifts, elevated work and confined access.
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Training does not stop at orientation. Refresher training keeps skills and awareness current across the whole crew.
Training & Credentials
OSHA training, advanced rigging and signaling, fall protection, aerial lift, scaffolding, CPR/AED, 3D Lift Plan, and other applicable training and credentials held by our team.
Critical Lift Planning
All of our critical lifts are preplanned with 3D Lift Plan software and reviewed before any work is done. We use 3D lift planning to evaluate crane positioning, load weights and radii, rigging configurations, clearances, and overall lift execution before work begins. Every plan is walked through with the crew and the general contractor — so the day of the pick holds no surprises.
How We Rig
Safety Partners
Our safety program is developed, audited and verified with partners the energy industry already trusts — so prequalification is one less thing standing between you and mobilization.
Contractor management & compliance verification
Contractor safety qualification & operator qualification
Safety program development & onsite support
Occupational health, testing & safety services
Certified & Compliant
Lear West is an AISC Certified Erector — independently audited quality management for structural steel erection.
Ready When You Are
Submit plans for estimating, request a bid, or start a conversation about your next project. We respond within one business day — coast to coast.