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This Fourth of July, we celebrate the strength of our communities. We’re proud to do work that helps build a strong foundation for people, businesses and industries to thrive. Wishing you a wonderful and safe holiday. #IndependenceDay #FourthofJuly
We’re proud to announce that Becky Kloes has been named one of the 2024 Fox Cities Future 15 Young Professionals for the Appleton, WI, region. Becky plays a pivotal role in keeping projects on schedule and on budget, while also mentoring the next generation as coach of a robotics team. Her dedication to both her work and community highlights the incredible impact young professionals can have. https://hubs.li/Q02MTK5C0 #AZCO #Construction
A new solar facility in Michigan will provide enough energy to annually power 40,000 homes. With our partners at Consumers Energy we celebrated the groundbreaking of the 250-MW Muskegon Solar Energy Center. Spanning 1,900 acres, the facility is the utility’s first self-owned and -operated large-scale solar venture — part of its clean energy goal to bring 8,000 MW of solar online by 2040. Link in comment for more on how this project is contributing to renewable energy advancements. #Energy #Solar #Construction
We're thrilled to announce that Doug Coenen has been named the 2024 James J. Willis Craftperson of the Year by The Association of Union Constructors (TAUC). Doug has been with our team since 1986 and is a proud member of Millwrights Local 1056. His commitment to prioritizing safety, caring for his team and leading by example is unparalleled and this award is a testament to his labor management and quality craftsmanship. Learn more about his experience. https://hubs.li/Q02y28cQ0 #AZCO #Construction
The strength of our infrastructure depends on the health of those who construct it. As they perform their mentally and physically exhausting tasks, we're committed to building a workplace environment that prioritizes psychological safety as much as physical. #Construction #Safety #ConstructionSafetyWeek
Our construction workers are a group who do what it takes, working through a pandemic and the influx of critical infrastructure work at neck-breaking speed. This is mentally and physically exhausting work. We owe it to them to talk about how they are doing hard and dangerous work, and not everyone coming to work each day is okay. Data from the CDC shows the construction industry has the second highest rate of suicide among industries. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics states drug use, such as opioid abuse, is twice as prevalent among construction workers as it is for general population. We can’t be gentle with safety. We must find ways to dramatically change how we work to support mental health and overall well-being of our construction workers. No matter the stressors, there’s plenty of room for healing and seeing construction crews feel mentally safe and protected. Hear from Rob Alfred steps our companies can take to support their construction employees and contribute to positive on-site change. https://hubs.li/Q02w8MM80 #ConstructionSafetyWeek #Construction #AZCO #DesignBuild
Rick Merante - President, CEO & President - Business Development Services for Industrial & Energy Contractors
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