From Gold to Platinum: Raising the Standards for Jobsite Safety

by | Jun 29, 2026 | News

From Gold to Platinum: Raising the Standards for Jobsite Safety

Safety has always been a core part of how we operate. It is not something we talk about once a year. It is something we work at every day.

Over the past year, that work has led to continued progress in our safety performance, moving us from Gold to Platinum in the STEP system from Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC). Thank you to the ABC team for this recognition. For our team, this serves as reassurance that the standards we hold ourselves to each day are making a difference on our jobsites.

What Platinum Level Safety Means in Practice

The STEP program looks at how contractors actually perform when it comes to safety. It considers factors like recordable incidents, time away from work due to injury, safety training, leadership involvement, and how well safety is managed across projects.

Reaching the Platinum level means a company is performing well above industry safety averages and has built a strong, proactive safety culture on its jobsites.

How We Put Safety Into Practice

Training is ongoing, and everyone from apprentices to senior leadership plays a role in maintaining jobsite safety. That shared responsibility shapes how our teams communicate, follow through on expectations, and maintain accountability.

Why Safety Matters Here

Strong jobsite safety protects more than schedules and budgets. It protects people. More than 60 years later, safety is still at the center of everything we do. Everyone goes home. Every day.

We are proud to see that commitment recognized at the Platinum level, and we are grateful for what it represents. Most importantly, it reflects the consistent work our team puts in to keep each other safe and our projects running responsibly.

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