CETA stands for "Care Enough To Act", and is a core component of our approach to safety.  Everyone at Kenaidan is committed to working safely but the concept of CETA takes this further; it empowers all employees, regardless where they are working or the work that they are performing, to take responsibility not only for their safety but the safety of everyone on the jobsite.  If employees determine that a fellow employee, a sub-trade, a consultant, a supplier, or anyone on the jobsite, regardless of their role, is working in an unsafe manner or if an unsafe condition is recognized on site, they have to act.  This action can be anything from pointing out the unsafe work practice to the individual(s), to reporting it to any member of site management, or to the Health and Safety Representative on site.  Depending on the severity of the issue, it may be necessary to stop work until a member of site management can assess the situation.

With the concept of CETA, our due diligence on site increases significantly, allowing us to improve our safety record and, most importantly, ensure that every worker returns home safe and healthy at the end of their work day.