Bring Safety Week to life at your company. Here you can access and download all of the tools and resources you’ll need to get started on planning your week, including tips, best practices and all of the Safety Week branded materials to support your events and communication. All materials for Safety Week 2025 will be available soon.
Planning Resources
Plan for each day of Safety Week by downloading the Daily Topics overview and accompanying Toolbox Talks. You can also download our Planning Playbook that has everything you need to bring Safety Week to life at your company, including ideas for planning events and sample agendas for celebrations.
Monday | May 5th, 2025
Monday, May 5th
Monday: Plan with Precision
High preforming teams start every day and operation with a strong plan that considers every aspect of every task up front. The earlier a task can be planned the more opportunities there are to develop the most effective risk controls. Project teams must proactively identify high-risk activities using detailed scheduling to help in early detection of hazards and implementation of control measures. All parties involved in planning work should utilize the hierarchy of risk control to manage hazards effectively. It’s also important to ensure safety planning is collaborative and involves trade partners, individual workers, and subject matter experts.
Tuesday | May 6th, 2025
Tuesday, May 6th
Tuesday: Identifying High Energy Hazards
Safety is not just the absence of incidents; it is the presence of effective controls. To foster a truly safe environment, we must prioritize the identification and control of jobsite hazards, with a deliberate focus on high energy hazards, also known as Stuff That Could Kill You (STCKY). Eliminating these high energy hazards requires vigilance and collective commitment to identifying the hazards associated with the task, and ensuring that controls are implemented prior to beginning work. By understanding and addressing the risks associated with hazardous energy, we can ensure the safety and well-being of all team members.
Wednesday | May 7th, 2025
Wednesday, May 7th
Wednesday: Own Your Part
Owning your part in safety is crucial for creating a proactive and secure work environment. When every team member takes responsibility for identifying risks and taking corrective actions, it fosters a culture of accountability. Communication, education, leadership, field presence, preparation, and empowerment are foundational elements of a safety-focused workplace. Together, they create a comprehensive approach to mitigating risks and fostering a culture of safety.
Thursday | May 8th, 2025
Thursday, May 8th
Thursday: Engage and Empower Team Members
Engagement and empowerment are key drivers of a successful and safe work environment. Engaged employees are more committed to excellence and are more likely to ensure safety and quality. Empowered employees feel confident in their abilities and are more likely to take initiative, identify potential hazards, communicate concerns, and suggest improvements. By fostering open communication, recognizing and appreciating efforts, involving team members in decision-making, providing training and development opportunities, and delegating responsibilities, we can build a culture of trust and mutual respect.
Friday | May 9th, 2025
Friday, May 9th
Friday: Commit to Excellence
In the world of construction, we’re not just building structures; we’re engaging in the ultimate team sport. Every great team knows that success depends on every teammate’s commitment to show up prepared, follow the plan, work safely, and support one another. Every day is game day on our jobsites, and every member of this team is a starter, crucial to our safety and success. By committing to excellence and delivering with intent, we’re not just completing projects; we’re redefining what it means to be a top-performing construction team.
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