SAFETY PERFORMANCE AT SCALE
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FES tracks safety and operational performance through both completed calendar-year reporting and active year-to-date metrics. This approach allows the company to monitor long-term trends while maintaining real-time visibility into current operating performance.
Calendar Year 2025
- 782,724 man-hours worked
- 348 average employees
- 5,814,077 fleet miles driven
- EMR: 0.546
- Samsara fleet safety score: 96
- TRIR: 0.77
- DART: 0.964
- Zero environmental NOVs, citations, or fines
- Zero DOT reportable accidents
- One DOT roadside inspection with no driver or equipment violations
2026 Year-to-Date Through April
- 232,026 man-hours worked
- 349 average employees
- 1,872,329 fleet miles driven
- YTD TRIR: 0
- YTD DART: 0
- EMR: 0.569
- Samsara fleet safety score: 96
- Zero OSHA recordable injuries through April
- Zero preventable motor vehicle accidents in April
- 312 days since the last recordable injury as of the April dashboard
Operational Visibility & Accountability
FES utilizes modern fleet management and telematics technology through Samsara to support:
- operational visibility
- driver accountability
- vehicle monitoring
- coaching initiatives
- field communication
- and continuous safety improvement efforts across fleet operations
The company’s operational systems help leadership maintain active visibility into fleet activity, field performance, and safety trends throughout the organization.
Training, Compliance & Continuous Improvement
FES personnel participate in ongoing safety training programs designed to support compliance with customer requirements, regulatory expectations, and industry best practices.
The company maintains an A grade with ISNetworld and a Green rating with Veriforce, reflecting FES’s continued commitment to strong safety systems, contractor accountability, operational discipline, and regulatory compliance.
FES believes strong safety performance is achieved through:
- preparation
- communication
- accountability
- leadership engagement