Along with other leaders in the industry, Mike Burke, Construction Safety Week Chair, speaks with ENR about raising voices at every level to create and promote safer job sites. This year’s Safety Week theme encouraged companies to commit to safety and share their individual pledges. The response illustrates what safety means to everyone in the industry.

Construction Safety Week Chair, Mike Burke, discusses safety in the industry, how investing in the right equipment and resources cultivates a culture of safety, and the role of Safety Week empowering everyone to have a voice.

Construction leaders from Alberici, L. Keely and Mortenson construction crews took time today to provide lunch, motivation and health advice to 700 construction workers or “industrial athletes” at the Centene Stadium site.

Construction Dive asked experts, including several Safety Week member companies, to weigh in on the high suicide rate plaguing the industry and what employers can do to protect workers.

Construction Safety Week Chair Ken Aldridge and other industry leaders discuss the importance of creating a safety culture in this CIRT roundtable video.

Building and Industry Connection magazine discusses Safety Week 2022.

In-person events return to construction sites across Canada, rebuilding connections and renewing a focus on safety.

Construction Safety Week chair Ken Aldridge discusses how the seen and unseen aspects of safety make up this year’s Safety Week theme.

Construction Dive shares Construction Safety Week Dates and theme.

Safety Week member Skanska held a fall protection demonstration on the University of Virginia campus during Safety Week, which was covered by the local CBS affiliate.

Mike McKelvey, co-chair of 2021 Safety Week discusses Safety Week 2021 in AGC’s Constructor magazine.

Construction Safety Week co-chair Michael McKelvey shared his thoughts on Holistic Safety and tips to plan your Safety Week on ENR’s Critical Path podcast. Listen here. https://www.enr.com/media/podcasts/781-enr-critical-path-podcast/play/9-michael-mckelvy