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Home » Hensel Phelps Of Greeley, Colorado Named Nation’s Safest Construction Company In 2024 By National Contractors Group
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Hensel Phelps Of Greeley, Colorado Named Nation’s Safest Construction Company In 2024 By National Contractors Group

April 23, 2025Updated:April 28, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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Hensel Phelps was recognized for having the nation’s top construction safety and health program in 2024 by the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC). The association, which oversees the Construction Safety Excellence Awards (CSEA), an annual ranking of construction safety and health programs, noted that 66 other companies were also selected as winners for their commitment to occupational safety and health management and risk control.

“Through these awards, we are seeking to identify the most effective tactics companies are using to address and improve construction safety and health,” said Todd Roberts, the association’s senior vice president and president of ERS Inc. in Jackson, Mississippi. “By finding and honoring these safety and health solutions, we hope to encourage other firms to explore and adopt them as appropriate.”

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