CONSTRUCTION SAFETY WEEK - SEPTEMBER 14-18, 2020
Another successful Safety Week is in the books. Safety is a way of living at Aldridge, but it is always a great week to connect and thank our field crews, take additional time to review important topics, and to get valuable feedback from our employees on how we can continue to improve our Safety Program and overall support.
Check out what happened at this year’s Safety Week:
daily recaps
monday, september 14th
Welcome to Safety Week! Today, Aldridge crews across the country started their shifts with a meaningful discussion about line of fire incidents, or mental health awareness. We look forward to continuing the conversation as the week resumes. Stay tuned for more job site discussions, demonstrations, and celebrations of our Safety Culture successes.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH
Safety Week is in full swing! Today, Aldridge employees engaged in in-depth conversations, showcased various safety demonstrations, and toured job sites. One highlight included a virtual job site tour of a large civil site in Illinois, led by the project superintendents and an Executive Vice President.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16TH
Day 3 of Construction Safety Week marked another successful day of bringing together crews to discuss important topics, share personal stories, and gather feedback on continuing to improve our Safety Culture and field support.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH
Day 4 of Safety Week was filled with demonstrations covering a variety of best practices. Through meaningful discussions, job sites across the country took time to reflect on what it means to truly be Built on Safety, this year's National Construction Safety Week theme. We look forward to celebrating our successes and hard work tomorrow as we wrap up Safety Week.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH
For the final day of Safety Week 2020, we focus on celebrating and thanking our crews for their hard work and dedication to safety. While the week may be over, our Incident and Injury Free (IIF) mentality keeps safety top-of-mind every day.
safety week assets
Aldridge recognizes many of the issues our employees are facing. Now, more than ever, mental health awareness is paramount. Ken Aldridge speaks about how it is affecting our industry.
This year, we are dedicating a day during Safety Week to 'Line of Fire'. We will define line of fire, give you tools to identify potential hazards, and build a strong line of defense so you can stay out of harm's way. As always, our focus is at home or at work, day or night, nobody gets hurt.
