This article highlights how critical safety is to the industry and describes how Construction Safety Week has provided resources and opportunities for companies to make a commitment to safety. Highlighting the efforts of Construction Safety Week since its start in 2014 and the partnership with OSHA to raise safety awareness. The article dives into why it is critical to establish and proactively use safety measures to improve safety outcomes on the jobsite, emphasizing how important collaboration and effective communication at every level are in fostering a safety culture and integrating safety protocols in everyday operations onsite.

This story discusses how local business, Hardaway Construction, is committed to taking a proactive approach to safety. The company conducts meetings ahead of work to review safety protocols and focuses on safety precautions, such as fall protection, signage, helmets, etc. By reinforcing these practices, Hardaway Constructions fosters a culture focused on ensuring that every team member returns home safely. On jobsites, safety is a core value and a priority to the team.

This article by Mike Spensieri, leader of jobsite safety initiatives at Milwaukee Tool, highlights how construction safety has evolved and explores the driving forces behind the evolution of jobsite safety. The piece also discusses the importance of leadership in fostering a safety-first mindset through education, innovation and communication across the industry. Spensieri points out that safety is a true point of collaboration in the construction industry.

Jerry Shupe, Chief Health and Safety Officer at Hensel Phelps, discusses how leveraging advanced technologies and emphasizing the importance of understanding human behavior, can proactively address potential risks on construction sites. A strong safety culture comes from empowering people with the right tools, support systems, and mindset to work safely and recover effectively when incidents occur.

Mike Choutka, Chair of Construction Safety Week 2025, spoke with ENR about the resources and initiatives available for the annual campaign. Their conversation highlighted the Our Plan, My Part giveaway, an initiative to promote continuous engagement through safety commitments before and during Construction Safety Week.

Construction Safety Week 2025, an industry-wide initiative promoting safety awareness will be held May 5-9, 2025. This year’s theme, All in Together, emphasizes how vital it is to work together for safety. The 2025 initiatives include the Our Plan, My Part Giveaway Giveaway, and another partnership with OSHA for a nationwide safety stand-down.

In this video, Construction Safety Week representatives and leaders from the industry discuss this year’s theme, «All In Together.» The video emphasizes the industry’s commitment to safety, highlighting that full engagement from every worker, company, and partner leads to safer job sites.

This article highlights the industry’s commitment to safety as Construction Safety Week enters its 11th year. Scheduled for May 5-9, 2025, this year’s theme, «All in Together,» emphasizes collective dedication to safety, reinforced through daily topics like Plan, Own, and Commit. The article also highlights the key role of foremen in maintaining job site safety and the importance of communication at all levels in the industry.

This webinar provides a look into the history of Construction Safety Week and an in-depth overview of the themes of Construction Safety Week 2025. It emphasizes the collaborative efforts to enhance safety standards across the industry and highlights key events and resources available to organizations and individuals participating in Safety Week activities.

Associated Builders and Contractors announces its commitment to safety by sponsoring Construction Safety Week. This article features Michael Bellaman, ABC president and CEO, and Mike Choutka, 2025 Chair of Construction Safety Week and CEO of Hensel Phelps, as they share their perspectives on the significance of this partnership.

Featured in Construction Executive, this article describes the history behind Construction Safety Week. The 2025 theme of Construction Safety Week is «All in Together», emphasizing the pillars of planning, owning, and committing to safety. The piece also encourages companies to engage in the campaign and utilize the resources provided by Construction Safety Week.

AGC Constructor Magazine features a piece from Mike Choutka that discusses the theme of Safety Week 2025 and outlines the key pillars of the theme. In this article, Mike invites companies to engage in Safety Week 2025 and commit to striving for a safer industry.