Commitment to Safety

Since the corporation's inception, BEI's first priority is safety. BEI Corporation is pleased to announce the fact that we have never had an OSHA recordable accident and no lost time due to an incident. BEI Corporation employs a full time Safety Director who promotes safety awareness through regularly held safety meetings, lectures, videos, hands-on demonstrations, and multimedia computer programs covering such OSHA mandated topics as General Safety, Hazardous Materials, and Lock, Tag & Try. Some courses are even presented in Spanish.

• Nominated for the 15th Annual Houston Business Roundtable 2001 Safety Excellence Award for contractors who have achieved an outstanding record of on-the-job safety promotion.
• Member of the local safety councils who subscribe to the Association of Reciprocal Safety Councils (ARSC). Employees must successfully complete a course which qualifies as an OSHA mandated orientation of general safety rules, regulations, practices, and principles associated with the construction and contract maintenance/services industry, as well as, reinforming and updating the experienced employee.
• Employees attend site-specific training courses that cover information specific to the job, or plant site. The purpose of this training is to inform the new employee, and experienced personnel, of the hazards, general safety rules, regulations, practices, and principles needed to ensure a safe and productive workplace.
• Zero tolerance drug and alcohol free abuse workplace in compliance with the industry standards of the Oil & Gas Production Consortium (OGPC) Policy. The OGPC is a standardized contractor substance abuse policy that is independently audited to ensure compliance with pre-employment testing, reasonable suspicion/cause, random, post accident/incident, return to duty and follow up.
• Participating member of National Compliance Management Services (NCMS), which is a third-party Health and Safety auditing firm committed to insuring that contractors safety plans are held to the highest standards. The Health & Safety auditing procedures have been developed by an oil & gas operator committee. This committee of oil & gas company representatives has joined together with NCMS to provide a standardized process for the oil & gas industry. The procedures are reviewed by the committee on an annual basis.