While working at his job site, Michael Martinez noticed a strong smell of gas—and without hesitation, he stopped the job, investigated, and discovered that a pipe was leaking from the flange. Thanks to his swift action, he made sure his crew cleared the area safely, the hazard was reported, and the safety team was brought in to prevent what could have been a serious incident.
That’s what it means to be ALL-IN: staying aware of your surroundings, speaking up when something doesn’t seem right, and looking out for the well-being of others. It’s about being the kind of person who leads through actions, not just words—whether it’s during everyday tasks or in critical moments.
His supervisor, Gabriel Gamez, shared:
“Mike always speaks up about safety, gets the job done, and passes a lot of knowledge to his peers from his 15 years of experience in the industry. He is a team player and staying vigilant and non-complacent, kept his crew and many others out of harm's way.”
Michael’s dedication to helping others, sharing knowledge, and leading by example is the kind of difference that shapes our safety culture and keeps people protected—every day, in every moment.