Safety

In the construction industry, project success is often won or lost during the execution phase.

By stocking naloxone and training staff to respond to emergencies, companies can implement a proven, lifesaving strategy that reduces fatalities and reinforces a culture of proactive safety.

Safety excellence isn’t a destination, it’s a discipline. Built on intentional leadership and behavior-focused programs rather than optics, Valley Interior Systems has established a powerful foundation for change.

Falls continue to be the leading cause of death in the construction industry.

Every year, AWCI honors some of the top projects in the wall and ceiling industry with the Excellence in Construction Quality Awards.

I recently visited a jobsite—a 20-story tower where prefabricated exterior panels were being lifted into place by crane.

When I was asked to write this article, I hesitated. It’s a natural reaction, I suppose, to feel discomfort when facing introspection.

“Safety isn’t Monday morning—it’s the moment.”