Trans-West maintains and services a multitude of power systems.
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Trans-West uses a real-time, web-based reporting system to document any special requests or cleaning / maintenance projects.

Safety

Trans-West is committed to making SAFETY FIRST!

Safety is not just a pillar of Trans-West and is infused into every part of our business. We care deeply about the safety of our employees and also require that they understand how their work affects the safety and security of others as well.

The management and support group for Trans-West is unequivocally committed to the safety of our employees. At all levels, our Operations, Management and Supervision participate in monthly site visits, safety meeting, etc. We are also committed to providing our employees with a safe work environments, hiring and recruiting the best individuals in our business, effective training programs and providing opportunities to succeed both professionally and personally.

We achieve this by making safety a part of every new employee orientation, a critical component of our training program and by holding regular monthly safety meetings with all our employees.  Trans-West trainers also provide on-site meet and train sessions, District Supervisors provide regular post inspections to all of our accounts to ensure quality and accountability and Dispatchers provide daily radio safety status checks.  Our safety statistics validate this commitment.

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Trans-West uses the same diligence and hiring standards for all employees. We recognize and respect that security and janitorial personnel are provided sensitive access to our customer’s facilities and property and therefore should be carefully screened, hired and be cleared through use of criminal background checks and drug tests.DeleteEdit
Trans-West uses the same hiring & screening standards for all of our employees.DeleteEdit
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Trans-West’s customer base is made up of extraordinary businesses in diverse industries operating in Kern County. Our pool of customers include the areas of energy related industries, agriculture, government services, healthcare, property management, financial institutions, schools, transportation, and other corporate entities. Trans-West has been privileged to provide service to these companies. Our focus of service is in Kern County, but we do provide services in Inyo County, Monterey County, and Kings County as well.DeleteEdit
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A full analysis should be conducted on the space before any backing ever occurs and this is required to be documented. Our employees need to know that if they find themselves in a jam and they have a difficult backing situation – the right call is to ask for help. We never want them to try a...[+] 9/1/2011 12:00:00 AM12/1/2011 12:00:00 AMDeleteEdit
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There are so many dangers related to distracted driving.  Driving is a huge responsibility and should be taken very seriously.  Employees should...
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Rain can make the roads are slick and when its coming down can impair your vision. The lights reflecting off the streets also have an impact. For drivers out on the leases, this can also make it tough to drive if there is mud. Please remind everyone to drive slowly and safely during this weather....[+] 9/1/2011 12:00:00 AM12/1/2011 12:00:00 AMDeleteEdit

Please make sure you are doing safety alerts throughout the day on safe driving and keeping properly protected with PPE (eye protection & face/dust masks). If you don’t have it and need it, just notify the main office and we’ll get it to you.  The optimal situation is to avoid...[+]

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Fitness for Duty has more to do with our safety policies than anything.  If our employees aren’t alert, used to their shift, didn’t get proper rest, are under the weather, etc., it impacts their decision making and ability to work and drive safely.  To that end, please stay in tune w...[+]

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When driving on the remote road, debris or small objects can and have from the back of other larger vehicles in front of us. Although no incidents occurred, this could cause an employee to incur damage to the vehicle or windshield and or cause the driver to react suddenly. This can be avoided by m...[+] 9/1/2011 12:00:00 AM12/1/2011 12:00:00 AMDeleteEdit
Many of us drive on roads and in areas that are very dark. Preventing incidents from occurring in areas where visibility is difficult, be it due to lighting, fog, rain, animals in the road, etc. can be done by reducing speeds and ALWAYS following the principles of SMITH. 9/1/2011 12:00:00 AM12/1/2011 12:00:00 AMDeleteEdit
There is a warm weather advisory for Kern County today. Be sure to drink plenty of fluids and stay out of direct sun as much as possible. 1/1/2011 12:00:00 AM12/1/2011 12:00:00 AMDeleteEdit
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1. Aim High in Steering
Look 15 seconds into your future. (Don’t just look at the vehicle in front of you)

2. Get the Big Picture
Look for Hazards. (Other Motorists, Pedestrians, Vehicle doors opening)

3. Keep Your Eyes Moving
Don’t stare. (Use your peripheral visi...[+] 		9/1/2011 12:00:00 AM12/1/2011 12:00:00 AMDeleteEdit
Now that spring is here and the temperatures are on the rise, rattlesnakes and nonpoisonous snakes (e.g., gopher snakes) will start to appear out on the leases.   

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Snake season is upon us and Trans-West’s policy is back into effect.  The snake season generally runs from April through November, but we may start this early or extend this based on the weather.  Effective immediately.  This policy is in effect now through November and...[+] 9/1/2011 12:00:00 AM12/1/2011 12:00:00 AMDeleteEdit
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Winter is upon us! The rain and fog with quickly start to be impacting us. This has to always be an important part of your post inspections and alerts to our employees as people tend to forget as the bad weather hits how difficult it can make driving both here in town and to the outlying areas. O...[+] 9/1/2011 12:00:00 AM12/1/2011 12:00:00 AMDeleteEdit
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 If you are interested in applying for one or more of the positions above, please contact the Trans-West office at 661 834-0711 between the hours of 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Monday - Friday.
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Security Technical Specialist

Requirements: High School diploma, Technology certificates, and Experience working with Security systems and controls. For more information contact the HR department at 661-834-0711

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Trans-West Security is the largest private security company in Kern County.
Trans-West Services is an industrial and commercial cleaning company.		fullDeleteEdit
Trans-West Security is the largest private security company in Kern County.
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Bike patrols secure our customers property and assets.fullDeleteEdit
Our 24-7 dispatch team provides critical support to customers and employees.fullDeleteEdit
Our admin and business team exemplify our service approach.fullDeleteEdit
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Trans-West is committed to the communities of which we live and conduct work in, through economic support, volunteerism and leadership!fullDeleteEdit
Trans-West maintains and services a multitude of power systems.fullDeleteEdit
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