Every construction company wants to send its workers home safely at the end of the day. ABC’s safety programs and products make this possible by helping members maintain safer and more productive job sites, one of the construction industry’s most critical needs.
Assess Current Safety Performance
ABC’s STEP Health and Safety Management System® provides contractors and suppliers with a robust, no-cost framework for measuring safety data and benchmarking with peers in the industry.
Use STEP as a benchmarking tool to get started
Leadership Commitment to World-Class Safety
Read ABC’s 2024 Safety Performance Report to understand the impact of STEP participation on safety performance. Packed with infographics and practical takeaways, the report documents the dramatic impact of using proactive safety practices to reduce recordable incidents by up to 83%, making the best-performing companies nearly seven times safer than the industry average.
Empowering Executives To Foster Transformational Cultures
The ABC Health and Safety Leadership Forum is the premier event for visionary C-suite leaders dedicated to transforming their organization’s health and safety culture. This exclusive forum is a deep dive into ABC’s STEP Safety Management System,® insights into its key components and the direct correlation of leadership commitment and industry-leading health and safety cultures.
Commitment to World-Class Safety
The Construction Coalition for a Drug- and Alcohol-Free Workplace (CCDAFW) was created with the purpose of providing companies and organizations with the resources necessary to successfully implement an effective substance abuse policy.
World-Class Safety System Process
Introduced and Deployed
ABC has countless resources from Safety Orientation materials
to tool box talks to make your job site safer.
AQC
The prestigious Accredited Quality Contractor credential publicly recognizes and honors those construction firms that have documented their commitment in five areas of corporate responsibility: Quality, Health and Safety, Talent Management, Craft and Management Education, and Community Relations.
ABC members are 770 percent safer than the industry average for these reasons:
STEP
ABC’s Safety Training Evaluation Process (STEP) is a safety benchmark and improvement tool applying world-class processes which dramatically improve safety performance among participants regardless of company size or type of work.
Learn more>>
Safety Committee
ABCSD’s Safety Committee meets monthly to provide leadership and direction to members regarding safety, environmental, and health issues. The committee’s goals are to save, protect, and enhance the lives of workers and the community; bring about a renewed commitment to safety and health in the industry; and to increase the productivity and competitiveness of ABCSD’s member companies.
Learn more>>
Safety Academy
ABCSD’s Safety Academy is designed to help attendees understand the importance of leadership commitment, cultural transformation and safety management processes in achieving a zero-incident job site. It goes beyond the technical side of safety and explores the behavioral components that take safety from one of many priorities to the core value upon which all decisions are made.
Learn more>>
Safety Best Practices
ABCSD offers a variety of resources and tools from toolbox talk topics to training videos that can help members improve their safety culture. For access to these resources, contact Shandon Harbour today.
Safety Compliance Resources
ABCSD provides excellent resources to keep your company compliant with safety regulations within the State of California and nationwide.
Learn more>>
Safety Training
ABCSD offers a variety of online and classroom instruction enabling employees to recognize safety hazards and learn prevention means and methods. From cutting edge topics to OSHA and client-required subject matters, ABCSD delivers innovative, effective training.
Accredited Quality Contractors (AQC)
ABC’s AQC program recognizes member construction firms which annually document their commitment in five key areas of corporate responsibility: quality, safety, employee benefits, training and community relations. Once contractors achieve accreditation, the AQC designation can be used in bid documents, corporate documents, and signage.
Learn more>>