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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.

During the podcast, Jerry and Dan delve into the history of Safety Week and its evolution as we celebrate its 10th anniversary. Dan highlights the transition from compliance-based safety to culture and behavior-based safety. The conversation also touches on how the industry comes together during Safety Week, no matter where companies are on their safety journey. They can all learn from each other. They also explore the My Voice, My Vote Giveaway and this year’s collaboration with OSHA for the Nationwide Stand Down on May 8th.

The Contractors and Louisville District Veterans Affairs Division employees in Louisville, KY participated in Construction Safety Week. Louisville’s District Deputy Commander, Lt. Col. Guillermo Guandique, helped kick off Safety Week by discussing why safety is vital in the industry.

Construction Dive features a piece is written by Lena Kenny is safety manager at New York City-based contractor JT Magen & Co., on innovation in the industry and how implementing new ideas, technology, etc. can help promote safety on the job site. The piece explores different types of innovative technology and how these innovations can play a role in safety.

Construction Dive features Safety Week in the Dive Brief and shares insights on what Safety Week is, resources that are available and how companies can get involved.

Tyler Melito with Fox56 News in Lexington gives an overview of what Safety Week is and how it has made a difference in the past 10 years.

Representatives from Shawmut Design & Construction in Boston talk about the vast number of people impacted across the country with safety and awareness trainings during Construction Safety Week.

Construction Safety Week representatives Jerry Shupe, Chief Health and Safety Officer, Hensel Phelps; and Marni Hogen, CSP, Vice President Health and Safety, Mortensen share a comprehensive look at onboarding and how it impacts safety. The article dives into the essential components of onboarding, including effective delivery methods for onboarding procedures, ongoing support, and the importance of investing in proper onboarding to ensure safety and success on projects.

In this blog, Walden shares why they are committing to safety. It discusses Construction Safety Week’s 2024 theme, Value Every Voice, and the impact of ensuring all voices are valued every day of the year. The author also covers the safety stand down during Construction Safety Week in collaboration with OSHA.