At lronform, we are fully committed to providing a safe and healthy environment for all employees, contractors, customers, and visitors. Safety is our top priority, and we believe it is essential to prevent accidents and injuries while maintaining high standards of operational efficiency. We are dedicated to maintaining a workplace where everyone can perform their work safely, with respect to both the environment and the people around them. Our safety program is an essential part of our operations, and we will always strive for a workplace where no injury or accident is ever considered acceptable.
IRONFORM SPOTLIGHT ON SAFETY
Being Caught Safe
Imperial Group,
Dublin, VA
Highlighting employees who have been recognized performing proper environmental, health, and safety procedures at Ironform facilities.
Joy Burton
Director of Quality
Joy, Director of Quality, demonstrates outstanding attention to detail that significantly improves both quality and safety. She quickly identifies safety hazards and communicates these to the appropriate personnel. Her unwavering commitment to safety elevates the entire management team and workforce, inspiring continued excellence—keep up the outstanding work!
2025 Safety Highlights
Fork Truck Program
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18 Certified fork truck instructors
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4 Certified aerial/scissor lift instructors
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180+ Trained fork truck drivers
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30 trained in 2025
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6 Certified aerial/scissor lift operators
First Responders
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Certified first responders in first aid, CPR, and AED at each plant location
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First responders certified at all plant locations
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Emergency response teams at each plant location
Safety Committees
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Organized safety committees comprising knowledgeable employees from various departments
Lock Out Tag Out
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21 employees were certified in LOTO in 2025
Active Shooter Training
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80+ employees have completed the ALICE active shooter response training course
IRONFORM SPOTLIGHT ON SAFETY
Safety Training:
Fall Protection & Restraint
Ironform’s Lebanon plant recently attended 3M’s Safety Training course. The class introduced employees to a better understanding of fall forces, restraint vs. energy concepts, fall distances — as well as SRL (self-retracting lifelines) and anchoring devices. Instruction featured demonstrations of the proper use of anchor points, fall protection/restraint, and a drop test.
Compliance with Safety Standards
Adhering to all applicable local, state, and national safety regulations, and continuously working to exceed the safety standards set forth by our industry.
Preventing Accidents and Injuries
Identifying hazards and taking proactive measures to eliminate or minimize risks through training, safety procedures, sharing good practices, and ongoing safety audits.
Employee Involvement
Actively involving all employees in safety practices and encouraging open communication about safety concerns. Each team member is responsible for maintaining a safe workplace.
Ongoing Training and Education
Providing regular safety training and resources to ensure all employees understand the potential hazards of their work and how to mitigate them.
Continuous Improvement
Continuously reviewing and improving our safety systems, practices, and policies to ensure the highest level of safety performance.
Together, we will ensure a safe and productive environment for all.
