Safety
We support our members by delivering industry-relevant safety training tailored to the commercial construction industry.
Through a variety of programs, we help evaluate and strengthen your safety culture using company and project safety audits, safety plan reviews, employee training, and unbiased, actionable recommendations.
Our safety initiatives align with ABC’s Safety Training Evaluation Process (STEP), a nationally recognized program that helps companies measure, benchmark, and continuously improve their safety performance. We also promote Total Human Health, ABC’s holistic approach to safety that goes beyond the jobsite to address mental health, substance misuse prevention, and overall well-being—recognizing that a healthy workforce is a safer, more productive workforce.
These services can be delivered directly by our chapter or through a vetted network of qualified ABC member companies. In addition, ABC Florida Gulf Coast has partnered with OSHA through the OSHA Alliance Program to promote jobsite safety, improve employee health and well-being, and strengthen communication between ABC members and OSHA—working together toward a safer, more informed workforce.
Available Safety Programs and Trainings
- OSHA 10-hour Construction
- OSHA 30-hour Construction
- CPR/First Aid/AED - ASHI
- Company-Specific Fall Protection
- Respiratory Protection Training
- Development of Company Safety Program/Plan
- Jobsite Safety Inspections
- Scaffold Training
- Hazard Communication Training
- Confined Space
- Personal Protective Equipment Training
- Some Programs/Training Available in Spanish
…and additional customized safety training designed to meet the needs of ABC members.
Measure Your Performance on Key Components
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.
The self-assessment tool helps participants identify real opportunities for scalable growth in their health and safety programs to lower their total recordable incident rates.
