Safety & Certifications

Safety is our priority at Escajeda Masonry

Our safety committee emphasizes understanding and training our staff keeping them up-to-date Safety Regulations, Industry Requirements and Compliances. This is strengthened by regular job site inspections, monthly safety meetings, and continued training. We provide all necessary equipment and the training required for proper use. We have a proactive approach to safety, with a safety committee that keeps us up to date on all standards and regulations.

MCAA

“TOGETHER WE ARE STRONGER”

The Mason Contractors Association of America (MCAA) is the national trade association representing mason contractors. The MCAA is committed to preserving and promoting the masonry industry by providing continuing education, advocating fair codes and standards, fostering a safe work environment, recruiting future manpower, and marketing the benefits of masonry materials.

OSHA

Employees are certified on OSHA regulations as they apply to scaffolding use and construction. They understand specific requirements associated with scaffold types and study the roles of the scaffold competent person, qualified person and engineer in scaffold design and use.

EZ Scaffold Certified

Suspended Scaffold Certification

ICRA

Stands for Infection Control Risk Assessment. ICRA is intended to be a process to identify and correspondingly mitigate potential impacts to patients and healthcare services from construction and maintenance scopes of work.

ANSI Signal Person Rigger Certification

Offers an array of training courses on various aspects of the standardization system, from an informational overview of standards and their development, to specific skills and strategies for domestic and international participants.

JAHN Certification

JAHN Certification Masonry Restoration Workshops help attendees work toward mastering traditional methods of masonry repair using JAHN Masonry Restoration Mortar Systems.

Limeworks

Although generally considered permanent, masonry is subject to deterioration too. Our preservation practices attempt to keep masonry structures from deteriorating further; respect the significance of original materials and details; and stabilize, repair, and retain features wherever possible to ensure their safekeeping for future generations.

Edison Coatings

Designed to provide owners, architects, engineers, contractors and conservators with a detailed, practical understanding of repair systems and mortars and methods for proper application.

SWR Institute

The Sealant, Waterproofing & Restoration Institute (SWR Institute) is the most respected source of knowledge in the sealant, waterproofing and restoration industry. SWR Institute is a resource for education and fellowship by providing a collaborative environment for our members and the industry we represent.

ICRI

Provides education, certification, networking and leadership to improve the quality of repair, restoration and protection/preservation of concrete and other material systems.