Concord, NH – Associated Builders and Contractors, New Hampshire/Vermont Chapter (ABC) recognized 27 local companies and 34 individuals for their commitment to safety and leadership on and off the jobsite.
Held on Sept. 24, the annual Construction Industry Safety Awards and Graduation Event recognized the safety records of top construction contractors in New Hampshire and Vermont in several categories. The event also served as graduation of 34 individuals from the association’s “Future Leaders in Construction” and Super Intendent programs.
The ABC Future Leaders in Construction (FLiC) program is an eight month curriculum designed to teach conflict resolution skills and practical knowledge for being a leader on a jobsite. Also graduating were 11 people from the project Construction Supervision Certification program.
Contractors participating in the safety program logged a combined record-breaking 3.6 million hours worked in 2019, up from 2.7 million in 2018. He also shared that there were zero fatalities and fewer “recordable cases.” Recordable cases, as defined by OSHA, include medical treatment beyond first aid and injuries leading to restricted work as well as a full spectrum of other work-related situations.
Full List of Graduates:
Future Leaders in Construction
Ryan Cove, Alec Boucher, Anthony Moglia, Claude G. Turcotte, Danielle L’Antigua, Elizabeth A. Morse, Jason Jarvis, Jay Weston, Jeffrey Comeau, John A. Boulé, Joseph L. Morasse, Jr., Katharena I. Racine, Kevin Salemi, Mackenzie Kane, Marc Colcombe, Sabrina Garceau, Shari Durazzano, Stephen Knott, Steven Emerson, Sue Miller, Taylor McEwen, Thomas Cove, Tim Hatch
Construction Supervision Graduates:
Nathan K. Alander, Greg Boelzner, Samuel Brown, Eric Cheyne, Evan J. Cross, Jason Fortier, David Geddes, Nick Jewett, Robin Russell, Matthew Smith, Justin Tice
Safety Award Winners:
Section | Category | Place | Organization |
SIC 15 | Under 50,000 Personnel Hours | 1st | TCD Construction |
2nd | Meridian Construction | ||
3rd | TurnStone Corp. | ||
0 Lost Days- 2019 | TCD Construction | ||
Meridian Construction | |||
Most Improved | TCD Construction | ||
Most Creative | TCD Construction | ||
SIC 15 | 50,000 – 100,000 Personnel Hours | 1st | ReArch Company |
2nd | Eckman Construction | ||
3rd | Fulcrum Associates | ||
0 Lost Days- 2019 | RM Piper | ||
Fulcrum Associates | |||
Eckman Construction | |||
ReArch Company | |||
Most Improved | RM Piper | ||
Most Creative | ReArch Company | ||
SIC 15 | 100,000 – 200,000 Personnel Hours | 1st | Lewis Builders |
2nd | North & South Construction Services | ||
SIC 15 | Over 200,000 Personnel Hours | 1st | PROCON |
Most Creative | PROCON | ||
SIC 16 | 50,000 – 100,000 Personnel Hours | 1st | St Pierre Inc. |
2nd | Andrews Construction | ||
0 Lost Days- 2019 | St Pierre Inc. | ||
Andrews Construction | |||
SIC 16 | 1,000,000 + Personnel Hours | 1st | Cianbro |
0 Lost Days- 2019 | Cianbro | ||
SIC 17 | Under 50,000 Personnel Hours | 1st | All Bright Systems |
2nd | Harry-O Electrical | ||
3rd | FA Gray | ||
0 Lost Days- 2019 | All Bright Systems | ||
Harry-O Electrical | |||
FA Gray | |||
Most Creative | FA Gray | ||
SIC 17 | 50,000 – 100,000 Personnel Hours | 1st | Construx, Inc. |
2nd | Damon Insulation | ||
3rd | Rose Steel | ||
0 Lost Days – 2019 | Construx, Inc. | ||
Most Improved | Construx, Inc. | ||
SIC 17 | 300,000+ Personnel Hours | 1st | Granite State Plumbing |
2nd | EnviroVantage | ||
3rd | Decco, Inc. | ||
0 Lost Days – 2019 | Granite State Plumbing | ||
EnviroVantage | |||
Most Improved | Granite State Plumbing | ||
Supplier | Supplier | 1st | Novel Iron Works |
2nd | LaValley Middleton Building Supply |