Built by linemen.For linemen.
Two IBEW Journeymen Linemen who watched the gap between training and reality, and decided to close it.
It started with a gap.
The first time you watch a brother go up and come down wrong, you think about the kit. You think about it on the ride to the hospital. You think about it for a long time after.
Power line work has the fifth-highest fatality rate of any U.S. occupation tracked by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, five times the national average. Yet what crews actually have to respond with is often the same patchwork of half-stocked first aid kits assembled at different times by different people, inspected inconsistently, and missing the specific gear an arc-flash incident actually demands.
Generic worksite first aid is not arc-flash trauma response. Two IBEW Journeymen Linemen, decades on the line between them, decided that gap was not going to close itself.
Goodmore exists to close it.
"Outsourced safety means the people enforcing it have nothing to lose by speaking up."
Internal supervisors and union officials carry the burden of enforcement, correction, and accountability. Goodmore takes that weight off, providing the standard, the kit, and the documentation so leadership can focus on the work.
Two linemen. One standard.
Zachary Goodness
IBEW Journeyman Lineman
Dylan Densmore
IBEW Journeyman Lineman
Four principles. Every decision.
Standardized
One kit, one configuration, one inspection cycle. Every truck, every crew, every time. There is nothing to assemble when something goes wrong.
Independent
A standard only holds when the people enforcing it have nothing to lose by speaking up. Goodmore answers to no supervisor, no insurer, no union politic.
Field-First
Independence is worthless if the standard itself is wrong. Every protocol and product was decided in a bucket truck by IBEW Journeymen before a client ever saw it.
Ready for the One
All of it exists for one reason. When the call comes at 2 a.m. on a remote pole, the kit your crew opens is the same kit it was at noon in the yard.
Aligned to the regulationsthat govern the work.
Goodmore programs, kits, and documentation are built to the consensus standards your auditors, insurance carriers, and regulators already use.
- OSHA 1910.269Electric Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution
- ANSI Z308.1Workplace First Aid Kit Minimum Requirements
- IBEWFounders are International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Journeymen Linemen
Goodmore is not a certifying body; we align to these standards.
Speak to us today.
We will prepare a proposal and walk you through every step of the process: kit, audit, training, and rollout.