Safety Through Education
We Don’t Just Follow Safety Codes. We Understand the Science Behind Them.
At Alliance Electric Co., safety isn't a checklist we rush through; it is the foundation of our engineering-first mindset. Because our electricians complete IEC-accredited apprenticeship education and ongoing field training, they understand electrical theory and jobsite risk—not just the mechanics of installation.
We reinforce this technical edge with rigorous, mandatory certification standards:
Every single employee obtains their OSHA 10 Certification within 6 months of hiring.
All Foremen and team members with two years of tenure are required to obtain their OSHA 30 Certification.
This combination of formal apprenticeship education and high-level safety training results in safer job sites, fewer incidents, and peace of mind for our clients.
Committed to the Highest Regional Standards
Alliance Electric Co. is an active member of the Safety Council of Central Ohio. Through this partnership, we join a network of professionals dedicated to increasing safety awareness and reinforcing the importance of health and wellness in the workplace.
Our Mission with SCCO: To improve the quality of life for our team and community through safety enhancements, education, and resource sharing that meet and exceed OSHA standards.
Continuous Improvement: Our membership ensures we stay ahead of industry trends, utilizing the latest risk-management strategies to prevent accidents before they happen.
The Alliance Safety Protocol
Zero-Tolerance
Drug-Free Workplace
We maintain a strict substance-free policy to ensure 100% focus and reliability.
Mandatory PPE Standards
From arc-flash rated gear to eye protection, our team is equipped for the specific hazards of every Industrial and Commercial environment.
As specialists in industrial power, our rigorous LOTO procedures are non-negotiable to protect both our crew and your facility's staff.
Lock-Out/Tag-Out (LOTO) Mastery
We don't wait for annual reviews. Our teams conduct weekly safety briefings to discuss specific site hazards (e.g., LOTO procedures, high-bay lift safety).