JOB SITE SAFETY STANDARDS AND CONDUCT
Our customers trust us with their homes, property, and space.
Every ShedPros project must reflect our values:
planning, respect, safety, care, professionalism, and long-term performance.
These standards apply on every job — from arrival to final walk-through.
1) Jobsite Presence & Professional Conduct
• Arrive on time and ready to work
• Greet the homeowner respectfully and introduce the crew
• Speak calmly and professionally at all times
• No profanity, arguing, or loud behavior
• No explicit music — music only if approved and kept low
• No smoking, vaping, chewing, or alcohol on site
• Phones are for work use only while on site
We represent ShedPros the entire time we are on the property.
2) Shed Movement
Before moving equipment, tools, materials, or a shed:
• Walk the site as a crew
• Review site access and path of travel
• Identify slopes, soft ground, structures, and utilities
• Double-check site plans for accuracy
• Confirm responsibilities and communication roles
During shed movement:
• Two spotters are required at all times
• Spotters must maintain clear sightlines & voice contact
• No one stands in pinch-zones or under load
• Movement must stop immediately if visibility or control is lost
If something feels unsafe or uncertain:
Stop. Reassess. Communicate.
We do not rush — we move with purpose and awareness.
3) Required PPE & Protective Wear
The following are required on ALL ShedPros jobs:
• Hard hats — always
• Safety glasses — always
• Gloves when handling lumber or sharp materials
• Boots that cover and support ankles
• Long pants — no shorts on job sites
PPE compliance is not optional.
If PPE is missing or damaged — work stops until corrected.
4) Hygiene & Professional Appearance
We maintain a professional presence at all times.
Crew members must:
• Keep hair and facial hair neat and clean
• Wear clean clothing
• Wear an official ShedPros shirt
• Maintain a calm, courteous, and positive demeanor
We present ourselves with the same care we apply to our work.
5) Property Protection & Respect
We treat every yard like it is our own.
• Use ground protection where appropriate
• Avoid rutting, dragging, or scarring turf
• Keep equipment controlled and stable
• Do not lean tools on fences or structures
• Close gates behind us
• Stay within approved work areas
If damage risk increases — we stop and adjust.
6) Clean, Organized, Professional Worksite
A ShedPros jobsite must appear:
orderly
intentional
under control
Throughout the job:
• Tools are staged neatly
• Materials stacked safely
• Trash collected as we go
• Screws, nails, and loose debris are not left on the ground
• No food or drink waste lying around
Before leaving:
• Sweep or blow work areas
• Remove scrap and debris
• Walk the site visually as a crew
We leave the site better than we found it.
7) Safety Standards
Safety comes before speed — always.
• No risky shortcuts to “save time”
• Proper lifting technique required
• Clear verbal communication during movement
• Stop-work authority belongs to every crew member
If conditions become unsafe:
work pauses until corrected — no exceptions
8) Homeowner Interaction & Expectations
We communicate respectfully and professionally.
• Explain key steps before beginning
• Inform the homeowner before equipment movement
• Ask permission before entering new areas
• Do not discuss pricing or internal issues on site
• Concerns are handled by the project lead only
We do not speculate, argue, or over-promise.
9) Final Placement Verification & Documentation
A job is not complete until:
• Shed is level and fully supported
• Drainage & pad conditions are verified
• Doors and access paths function properly
Final placement must be recorded on the project form
And must include:
• Level check confirmation
• Support point verification
• Drainage notes
• Photos of:
• pad / support
• corners
• doors & access
• final placement
Photos are required on every project — no exceptions.
