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Our Safety Consciousness Saves Time and Money
"Tenhulzen Remodeling maintains a safety committee that oversees training, jobiste issues and injury reports. Since the committee began in late 2006, the number of job-related incidents has decreased to 1 or 2 minor injuries a year. We attribute this success to awareness and respect for fellow workers." - Michael Tenhulzen Tenhulzen Remodeling was one of a handful of companies chosen to participate in an ergonomic field study with the University of Washington in 2000. The results of this program improved correct body mechanics in the construction industry to decrease strains and soft muscle tissue injuries. Since 2004, the Safety Committee continually generates new ideas and improvements for the company. All employees are required to attend an annual CPR/FA certification class and regular safety training.
A site-specific safety plan is prepared for your project at the pre-construction meeting. Before the construction begins, we ensure our job site projects follow all safety regulations required by the State of Washington. For example: job site safety plan, weekly job site meetings, weekly job site safety walk-throughs.
By ensuring safety on our job sites, the number of accidents and injuries is minimal to none. Injuries generate claims which raise the amount of costly fines and insurance premiums. Our low claims history enables us to pass on the savings to you.
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What You Should Know About Any Contractor:
The status of businesses certified in Washington State is public knowledge. We strongly recommend researching the remodeling company you choose to perform work in your home before signing any agreement. A quick and easy way to do this is to go to the Labor and Industries website www.lni.wa.gov. Simply key in the license number or the company name when prompted. This access  was designed for you to determine whether the company you are about to allow into your home:
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