Stay Alert Safety Services, LLC.

04/23/2025

Stay Alert Safety Services employees participate in National Work Zone Safety Awareness by wearing orange.

05/03/2023

So sad to hear this news this morning!!! CJ started working at Stay Alert Safety Services at a young age and I worked with him for several years before he left to work at S.T. Wooten. Always polite, smiling, hard working man. Prayers for his family and his work family. Life is so precious, and we are not promised tomorrow.

We are heartbroken to share that Asphalt Superintendent C.J. Bryant was struck and killed last night inside the I-40 work zone.

*** GO FUND ME UPDATE: Many of our friends have asked how they can help or contribute to CJ's family. A good friend of the company - and long-time former employee - has started a Go Fund Me. As Butch said, a tragedy of this kind has a far-reaching impact. If you would like to contribute, the link is https://www.gofundme.com/f/claude-cj-bryant ***

A driver entered our lane closure about 3:20am and struck C.J. After the accident, the driver ran from the scene but was later caught by law enforcement. Fortunately, no one else was injured.

C.J. was a hardworking leader at S.T. Wooten for the last 6 years. Starting as a foreman, he worked on several big jobs, including I-795, US 70, and another section of I-40 in Sampson County. He quickly became known for keeping his jobs ahead of schedule and always working to improve.

He was promoted to superintendent in 2021, where he began overseeing multiple jobs. He was responsible for the big picture but still loved working on the jobsite with the crews and his fellow employees.

C.J. leaves behind his fiancé (together 16 years) and 4 children. Please keep them, his friends and family, C.J.’s crew, and all our employees in your thoughts and prayers.

Please slow down around work zones, and don’t drive impaired.

02/25/2022

Traffic Control warning sign installation/traffic control flagging