Safety Training and Education

The AWCI Peer Safety 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.

What Sets It Apart

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.

Contractors Who Have Participated

• Daley’s Drywall – Campbell, CA (2019)
• South Valley – Littleton, CO (2022)
• J&J Acoustics, Inc. – Santa Clara, CA (2023)
• The Raymond Group – Orange, CA (2023)
• OCP Contractors, Inc. – Cleveland, OH (2024)
• Performance Contracting Inc. (PCI) – Lenexa, KS (2024)
• MAREK – Houston, TX (2025)
• Valley Interior Systems – Nashville, TN (2025)
• E&K of Omaha – Omaha, NE (2026)

Bottom Line

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.