Give When Asked
A cornerstone of Chaney Enterprises’ operating principles has always been giving back to the community.
Preparing for Active Shooter Incidents: Accessing Expert Safety Resources
By recognizing signs of potential violence and what to expect after an active shooting, employees can take steps to protect themselves. The Safety Alliance’s active shooter resource page has resources on preparing for an active shooter event.
Q&A for Construction Safety Week on Hot Work Safety
Callahan Construction Managers is participating in the Boston Hot Work Safety Certificate Program implemented by the National Fire Protection Associations.
Responding to a Death or Injury on Social Media
When a death or injury occurs on the jobsite, there isn’t a consistent playbook for a social media response. The first step may not be to post on social media. Instead, communicate directly with the audiences that matter most to the company.
Grassroots Giving
United Site Services’ (USS) commitment to service and outreach begins with the simple recognition that its employees live in the same communities in which they work.
On a Mission to Serve
Larry Lundquist and Lund-Ross have always looked for opportunities to better the Omaha community through financial donations, event sponsorships and paid time off for employees to volunteer.
A Blueprint for Constructing Communities
Giving back has been a top priority for Callahan Construction Managers since Jack and Marie Callahan established the company in Bridgewater, Mass., in 1954—with years of community involvement giving rise to the Constructing Communities initiative in 2015. The Callahans brought their five sons into the business as it grew, beginning a tradition of service that continues to this day.
The DNA of Giving Back
Giving back to the community isn’t something Vogel Bros. does in addition to its core services—it is part of its core services.
