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Build a mentally healthy workplace with AWCI’s Workplace Wellness resources. Available in English and Spanish, our program provides the tools to boost mental health literacy and reduce stigma.
AWCI offers a Safety Template Program Library alongside its Safe Work Practices guide, a free resource covering 41 drywall and plastering hazards.
AWCI’s Peer Safety Review program and safety-related webinars work together to provide contractors with a complete toolkit for field excellence.
For more than 20 years, the AWCI CARES Grants, part of the Foundation of the Wall and Ceiling Industry, have provided critical financial assistance to member families facing emergency situations. When tough times hit, help is closer than you think.
AWCI advocates for contractors through targeted regulatory commentary on issues like heat stress, PPE and record-keeping. Beyond OSHA compliance, we support initiatives like the Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention and Construction Safety Week to protect every worker’s physical and mental well-being.
AWCI is an active members of CISC. Made up of 30 trade associations, representing associations from all sectors of the construction industry, including commercial building, heavy industrial production, home building...
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AWCI is committed to supporting CIASP and increasing awareness regarding mental health in the construction industry.” Construction workers are at a heightened risk for suicide for a variety of reasons...
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Each year AWCI participates in Construction Safety Week. This week is an opportunity for people, companies and our entire industry to join together, celebrate and recommit to doing whatever it...
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AWCI partners with industry leaders to give members exclusive, discounted access to premium safety supplies and compliance tools.
AWCI has partnered with Beeline Purchasing to offer members a 15-30% cost-saving opportunity by ordering safety equipment and supplies direct from the manufacturer. Beeline will work with each member individually and use the buying power of the association to set up cost-saving opportunities with manufacturers. By registering, you will be able to save billing and shipping addresses, create order lists and place orders online as well.
For assistance, contact Kevin Holden, managing partner, at 800-292-1397.
Save 15% on a state-of-the-art safety and health software program. The J.J. Keller Safety Management Suite provides users with access to the most sought after safety management tools: customizable training programs, audit and inspection checklists, written safety plan templates, word-for-word federal and state regulations and more. Contact Alex Zerbel at 920-722-2848 (2623) and make sure to use the AWCI VIP code: SMS23.
AWCI offers the AWCI Safety Template Program alongside its Safe Work Practices guide—a free resource covering 41 drywall and plastering hazards. Available in both English and Spanish, this combined toolkit helps specialty contractors easily establish, maintain, and share effective safety programs with their teams.
The Association of the Wall and Ceiling Industry (AWCI) is proud to introduce the AWCI Safety Program Template Library, a comprehensive, contractor-focused resource developed to help specialty contractors establish, implement and maintain effective safety and health programs with confidence. Review AWCI’s resources and share with your teams.
Practices and principles on 41 potential hazards in the drywall and plastering fields. This free publication is available to download in English and Spanish.
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AWCI’s safety-related webinars and the AWCI Safety Peer Review program work together to provide contractors with a complete toolkit for field excellence. While our webinars deliver continuous education on emerging regulations and best practices, the Peer Review program offers confidential, peer-to-peer working sessions to catch operational gaps before they lead to incidents.
The AWCI Safety Peer Review isn’t another layer of oversight; it’s a working session with top contractors focused on one objective: improving how work gets done, safely and consistently, in the real world.
Peer-to-peer, not top-down
This isn’t OSHA, a consultant, or a checklist exercise. It’s experienced contractors evaluating real operations with practical, field-tested insight.
Find issues before they find you
Gaps in safety programs don’t show up on paper; they show up in incidents, citations, and claims. This process identifies exposure early, when it can still be controlled.
Direct impact on your bottom line
Safety performance drives EMR, insurance costs, and your ability to win work. Stronger systems translate into measurable financial advantage.
Focus on how work actually happens
Beyond written programs, the review looks at execution, crew behavior, supervision, planning, and accountability in the field.
Learn from companies that are doing it right
Participants gain access to proven practices from leading contractors across the country, what works, what doesn’t, and why.
Confidential and non-punitive
This is a closed-door environment built on trust. The goal is improvement, not exposure.
Strengthens your team; not just your program
It develops internal leadership, sharpens field awareness, and reinforces a culture where safety is embedded in daily operations—not just discussed.
The companies participating in this program aren’t doing it because they have to; they’re doing it because they understand that safety, when executed correctly, is a competitive advantage, not a cost.
AWCI’s safety and health-related webinars provide contractors with a blend of live and on-demand educational resources to stay ahead of evolving job site regulations and industry best practices.
From live, interactive sessions addressing pressing regulatory changes to a comprehensive, on-demand archive covering critical hazard mitigation, these webinars deliver practical, field-focused insights that help strengthen your company’s safety culture on your schedule.
Upcoming Live Webinar
CISC Comments on OSHA Heat Injury and Illness Prevention SBREFA Panel December 22, 2023
CISC Comments to NPRM on Personal Protective Equipment in Construction September 18, 2023
AWCI Comments on OSHA Tracking of Workplace Injuries and Illnesses Proposal June 21, 2022
CISC Comments on OSHA Feedback on the Effectiveness of Leading Indicators July 17, 2013
AWCI Comments on OSHA Proposal to Require Powered Industrial Truck Designers to Comply with ANSI Standards May 17, 2022
CISC Comments on OSHA COVID-19 Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) September 27, 2021
AWCI is committed to supporting CIASP and increasing awareness regarding mental health in the construction industry.
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AWCI participates in Construction Safety Week, an opportunity for people, companies and our industry to join together, celebrate and recommit to safety and success.
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