1. CREATING A SAFETY CULTURE WITHIN YOUR COMPANY

3. SAFETY IN CONSTRUCTION

4. Most Dangerous Jobs in World in 2013 according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: 5. Iron & Steel Workers27. Painters 6. Roofers32. HVAC Mechanics & Installers 9. Driver – sales workers & truck drivers33. Pipefitters & Plumbers 10. Power-Line Installers34. Industrial Truck & Tractor Operators 12. Construction Laborers35. Carpenters 15. Managers of Construction Trades38. Construction Managers 16. General Maintenance & Repair Workers 17. Helpers, Construction Trades 18. Grounds Maintenance Workers* 15 of Top 25 19. Managers of Landscaping Workers** 31 of Top 50 20. Operating Engineers*** How many of these were temp workers? 21. Industrial Machinery WorkersStudies show as many as 3M working, each with 23. Electricianstwice the likelihood of being injured or killed on job 24. Line Installers & Repairers 25. Welding, Soldering & Brazing Works

5. According to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

7. MUCH ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT According to the U.S. Department of Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs, since the Global War on Terror began in late 2001 through December 31, 2014, there were 6,852 American military casualties. Multiple estimates reflect that $6 Trillion was spent by the U.S. Government to support the Global War on Terror during that same time period. According to the U.S. Department of Labor and the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 12,503 work–related fatalities on U.S. construction jobsites during that same time period. During this same time period, multiple studies estimate approximately $3.5 Trillion has been spent by U.S. employers on direct Workers Compensation Loss Costs.

8. WHY SAFETY?

9. Safety Cost – Free PR???

10. WHAT IS CULTURE? “Culture eats strategy for breakfast” – Peter Drucker, U.S. Business Consultant & WSJ Columnist

11. WHAT IS CULTURE? “Culture engages employees. A program does not. Engaged employees tend to be more productive, reliable, efficient. Disengaged employees are more likely to be less productive and reliable while negatively affecting co-workers and driving customers away.” - FMI

12. WHAT IS CULTURE? “ Culture is like a tree. It takes years to cultivate and grow (& to be able to enjoy the fruit), yet it can be chopped down in a minute. Protect your culture.” – Jon Gordon, American Business Consultant & WSJ Best-Selling Author

13. WHAT IS SAFETY CULTURE? A set of core values shared by a work team that emphasizes safety as an overriding priority and is ultimately expressed through the entire team’s actions and behavior. Such actions and behaviors can lead to increased production and profitability while creating a more stable and skilled workforce with a broader customer base.

14. CREATING A SAFETY CULTURE WITHIN YOUR COMPANY

15. PROFESSIONAL PANEL: Josh West – Vice President of Claims Administration & Loss Control Tom Robinson – Coordinator of Safety & Training & Loss Control Consultant Chris Johnson – Loss Control Consultant Terry Young – President of Millenium Risk Managers, Southern Risk Services, & AlaMed PPO

16. Temporary Workers

17. RESOURCES: CompTRUST AGC Loss Control Staff On-line Safety Videos (www.alagc.org/comptrust)www.alagc.org/comptrust CompTRUST AGC Safety Training Classes AGC of America 13 Proven Steps To Improve Construction Worker Safety (www.agc.org)