CCS recently purchased several of the self-contained shooting helmets to be used when placing shotcrete. The original purpose was to provide more comfort and protection from rebound, for our shooters. We immediately realized that beyond the helmets comfort and protection, they make it easier for the shooter to get a little closer to their work and see better and longer due to the tear-off lense covers that can be added. This makes for faster and more efficient placement of the shotcrete. The built-in fans keep the air inside the helmet circulating, allowing for fog free visibility and cooling for the head and face of the shooter. The final and most important advantage of these helmets is that they add to our compliance with the new Silica Read More
CCS Group Awarded as Nebraska’s Safest Company 2018
CCS Group, LLC has been awarded Nebraska’s Safest Company Award - for the second year in a row! Safety is a core value and important part of the CCS culture. We are committed to the highest standards of safety performance possible. We develop and organize an effective safety program for every phase of every project. Our safety program ensures that all employees at every level understand, support, and enforce the CCS safety philosophy. Safest Company Award applications are judged on the submitted safety logs and your company’s safety programs and, using a weighted average of the past three years, are compared to like organizations based on your NAICS code. Your overall score, including the safety program score, determines the level awarded. CCS Group, LLC will be honored as a Read More
CCS Safety Summit 2017
CCS Group's crews spent all week in our new training facility refreshing their safety skillset. Our Safety Summit strengthened their knowledge in safety and protection, Hi-Lo operations, inspections and technical expertise, and other new technologies we're excited to unveil in the coming year. During the week, our crews were also able to sign up for new benefits packages and plan for retirement. Our crew members started the week with refreshing their Hi-lo training. As you can see, First Aid and CPR training were a blast. Tourniquet wrapping, resuscitation, choking - our crews are now prepared for any incidents they may encounter. They also spent time learning about the differences in MSHA vs. OSHA. On Wednesday, our crews watched a demonstration on safety harnesses Read More
CCS GROUP GOES TO KENYA
Our amazing crew at CCS Group has landed in Kenya for our next project. They will be installing new liners, repairing cold joints with carbon fiber technology, and completing crack and spalling repairs on an entire facility. We are excited to take off into another part of the world. Visit our Facebook page for photos and weekly updates. Read More
Safety Summit Meeting at CCS Group
Continuing to provide the safest environment and well-managed workplace for employees and for clients is one of CCS's primary objectives. CCS invests in its safety and staff again this month by training and certifying every crew member in CPR, First Aid, OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration), MSHA (Mine Safety and Health Administration), and proper usage, setup, and safety on our HiLo cages and tripods. Keep up with us on LinkedIn and Facebook, or reach us at (855)-752-5047/sales@ccsgrouponline. Read More
CCS Group purchases and Donates Rescue Tube kit for local fire departments
Emergency responders in local Nebraska communities will now be better equipped and trained to rescue a person trapped and engulfed in a grain storage confined space, thanks to the donation of a rescue tube made by CCS Group President, Cheyenne Wohlford. CCS Group will be hosting rescue tube trainings, inviting other local fire departments to participate. The training will make this life-saving procedure readily available to local fire departments when the need arises. CCS Group, a nationwide grain elevator repair and maintenance company based in Seward, Nebr., says safety is their #1 priority in everything they do. “This includes the safety of the farmers and ag employees we work for every day. It is our responsibility together with the ag industry, to maintain the safety of all Read More