Author: Nazia Shah
Join industry leaders at AGC’s Construction Safety & Health Conference for keynote sessions that showcase how purpose, culture, ethics, and relationships drive safer, stronger organizations: Leading with Purpose: How Safety Drives Organizational Success – Learn how Sundt’s CEO leverages a safety-first culture to fuel operational excellence, growth, and lasting success, empowering every team member to champion protections.- Cade Rowley, Sundt Construction Schindler’s HOP Journey: Building a Culture of Learning, Leadership, and Empowerment – Discover how Human and Organizational Performance principles create a proactive, people-centered culture of safety and performance.- Don Papio, Schindler Elevator How to Be Ethical and Get Away…
Meet Val Solorzano, the first person to earn AGC’s Construction Safety Management Certificate. This February, you can follow in her footsteps starting with the Safety Management Training Course. This intensive 3-day course covers the fundamental principles of construction safety management, from OSHA inspections to job safety analysis to building a proactive safety culture. Who Should Attend: What You’ll Learn: Pricing: $1,230.00 for Members, $1,545.00 for Non-Members CEUs/LUs: 2.2 IACET CEUs and 21.75 AIA LUs REGISTER FOR SMTCVIEW THE FULL CSMC PROGRAM For more information, contact Nazia Shah.
Join us December 3, 1 PM – 2 PM Eastern for the next virtual quarterly town hall. This session will include a regulatory update from Kevin Cannon, AGC’s Senior Director of Safety, Health & Risk Management, a review of the Construction Helmet Rating results by Dr. Nicole Stark, Research Assistant Professor at the Virginia Tech Helmet Lab, and a recap of the 2025 STOP the DROP campaign from the AGC of Colorado. Learn More and Register. The purpose of AGC’s Safety & Health Town Halls is to communicate key safety and health issues and challenges, as well as discuss enforcement, regulatory,…
On October 30, AGC along with its industry partners on the Construction Industry Safety Coalition (CISC) submitted comments in support of our oral testimony highlighting challenges with the proposed heat rule, and recommendations on how the agency could simplify compliance while ensuring worker safety. AGC and CISC emphasized that any final rule should focus on the long-standing approach of water, rest, shade, and training and education. Additionally, both groups urged OSHA to reconsider their reliance on fixed temperature triggers – both the initial and high heat – due to variances in regional climates. Engagement in the rulemaking process is crucial to…
Join AGC of America for an informational session tailored to member companies interested in participating in the National AGC Safety Awards (NASA) program, an ongoing effort since 1991. This webinar will explain the program’s purpose, structure, and the benefits to your company – both as a recognition platform and a practical way to benchmark and elevate your safety performance. Attendees will learn the application steps, key timelines, and best practices for preparing a strong submission. We’ll also address frequently asked questions and conclude with a live Q&A, so your team leaves ready to take advantage of this recognition opportunity. Learn…
Do you know a safety professional or champion who goes above and beyond? Now’s your chance to shine a spotlight on them. AGC’s Construction Safety Professional of the Year (CSPY) and Construction Safety Champion of the Year (CSCY) awards recognize exceptional leaders who make jobsites safer, healthier, and more resilient. Nominate someone – or apply yourself – by November 6, 2025 and join us in celebrating safety excellence. Learn more and apply. Contact Nazia Shah for more information.
Join us on November 5, 2pm – 3pm Eastern for a webinar on the Construction Safety Excellence Awards (CSEA) – our premier safety and health competition. Panelists will walk through the awards process, review the application, and offer key takeaways from past participants and judges. Gain insider perspectives on what sets successful entries apart and how to showcase your safety program effectively. Whether you’re new to the CSEA or a returning participant, you’ll leave with actionable insights to strengthen your submission. Learn more and register for Inside the Construction Safety Excellence Awards: Tips, Insights, and Best Practices. Contact Nazia Shah for…
As the Federal Government shutdown enters its third week, contractors should continue to expect a reduced presence from OSHA. According to the Department of Labor’s Plan for the Continuation of Limited Activities During a Lapse in Appropriations, dated October 10, the agency will reduce staff from 1,664 to 460. However, OSHA will continue to respond to workplace emergencies that pose a significant threat to the safety of life or property. More specifically, OSHA will conduct inspections for imminent danger situations, investigate workplace fatalities, investigate safety and whistleblower complaints, conduct follow-up inspections of employers with high gravity serious violations and no…
AGC of America is working to optimize how we share important updates on safety and health news, education and training opportunities, upcoming events, and more. To keep you informed – without overwhelming your inbox – we’re consolidating our safety and health communications into one convenient weekly email. To subscribe to this weekly email, or confirm your subscription, log into your AGC.ORG account and click on My Newsletters & Interests. If Newsletter: Construction Safety and Health News is not listed under Interests, click on the button titled Add Newsletters & Interests and select it from the dropdown menu. Don’t miss this…
AGC of America is now accepting speaking proposals for the Summer 2026 Construction Safety & Health Conference taking place July 22-24, 2026, in Minneapolis, MN. This event is designed for emerging to senior-level management professionals who work in any of the commercial construction markets. All educational sessions should be targeted towards these attendees and should involve topics that reflect current and emerging issues in construction safety and health. We invite you to share your knowledge and help us shape the Summer 2026 experience. For more information and to submit a proposal, please refer to the event guidelines. Proposals should be submitted no later than January…