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We recently hosted our 2025 Safety Poster Contest, welcoming young artists connected to our Robinson team to share their creative take on safety. A big congratulations to this year’s winners, and a heartfelt thank you to everyone who participated and helped promote the importance of safety through art!

Ages 5-7
1st – Jagger Bales 
2nd – Rilynn Thieret 
3rd – Belen Contreras 

Ages 8-10
1st – Sophia and Aubri Hernandez 
2nd – Lilly Noelle 
3rd – Orion Strickfaden 

Ages 11 – 14

1st – Nora Cowell 
2nd – Henry Taylor

Ages 15 – 18
1st – Haley Emmendorfer
2nd – Sophie Verseman
3rd – Aubrey Emmendorfer

 
 
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Last Friday, our supervisors took part in a CPR training session that went beyond the basics! They learned not only life-saving CPR but also essential first aid skills and other critical techniques to help keep everyone safe on the job and beyond.

At Robinson Construction, safety isn’t just a priority—it’s at the forefront of everything we do. Thanks to this training, our team is better prepared to respond to emergencies and protect the well-being of everyone around them.

#rcco #rccosafety #rccotraining #safetytraining

 
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2 YEARS SAFE!

We're thrilled to announce a major milestone: 2 YEARS with zero recordable incidents on one of our jobsites! This achievement is a testament to the unwavering commitment of our teams to prioritize safety every single day. Thank you to our incredible crews for their dedication to ensuring a safe work environment for themselves and their colleagues. Your vigilance and hard work make milestones like this possible. Together, we're proving that ZERO is achievable!

 
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This week at one of our Ohio jobsites, our corporate safety manager and director hosted multiple trainings for our employees. From CPR/AED/First Aid to Rigging and Signal Person, we're ensuring our team is well-equipped for any situation on or off the job. Think safe, work safe, be safe! #RCCO #RCCOtraining #cprtraining #safetytraining #zeroincidents
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Recently Robinson was awarded the AGCMO Zero Lost Workdays Award for 2021. Pictured are Leonard Toenjes - President of AGCMO, Eugene Besand – Corporate Safety Director, and Sean Thouvenot – AGCMO Board President.

Robinson was also awarded the AGC of America Certificate of Commendation for Safety Excellence 2021. This is presented to three-year program participants who achieved a zero incident rate or an incident rate of 25% below their division’s average. #rccosafety #agcmosafety

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Please enjoy the latest issue of our company newsletter - the Robinson Report!

In this issue:

Featured Story-Robinson Completes 'Fuzzy Seed' Storage Building for Large Agricultural Company in Texas

Company News 
Employee News & Accomplishments
Community Activities & Events
On the Safe Side

View our latest NEWSLETTER

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At Robinson Construction Company, our expectation is ZERO Incidents, an expectation that some may say is impossible to achieve. Well we can officially say that in 2021 our employees proved that ZERO is possible by working 365 days without a single recordable incident! Reaching this milestone is a HUGE accomplishment and we thank all of our employees for doing their part in keeping themselves and their co-workers safe on the job every day!

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Robinson Construction Company announced it has achieved Diamond Level in Associated Builders and Contractor’s STEP Safety Management System, meaning the company is 655% safer than the industry average. Founded more than three decades ago, STEP has evolved into a world-class safety program that dramatically improves safety performance among construction industry participants.

“We are proud to be recognized by ABC as a Diamond Level STEP Award recipient for 2021,” said Paul Findlay, president of Robinson Construction. “Our entire team is dedicated to a Zero Incidents culture, and this is reflected in our ABC National STEP Diamond Level status.”

Robinson Construction has participated in the STEP program for nearly 20 years, earning an award each year at the Gold Level and above. Diamond is the highest level achievable through the program.

STEP participants measure their safety processes and policies on key components through a detailed questionnaire with the goal of implementing or enhancing safety programs that reduce jobsite incidents.

“Safety is a journey, and that journey is possible because of systems like STEP, which enables ABC member contractors like Robinson Construction to have a safer and more productive jobsite,” said Greg Sizemore, ABC vice president of health, safety, environment and workforce development. “Committing to total human health is essential to ensure both the physical and mental health and safety of our workforce, and I commend Robinson Construction for consistently fulfilling those commitments to raising the bar of safety performance.”

According to ABC’s annual Safety Performance Report, STEP participants, regardless of company size or type of work, and can reduce recordable incidents up to 85%, making the best performing companies more than eight times safer than the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics industry average. Ratings range from Diamond, the highest, to Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze and Participant.

To learn more about the STEP program, visit abcstep.org.

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Did you know that lack of fall protection is one of the top OSHA-reported violations, especially in the construction industry?

A few of the ways that help to ensure safety while working is holding regular safety meetings and hanging safety signage in areas where accidents are likely to occur.

ConstructorMagazine.com recently put a list together of “5 Things to Know about Working from Heights.” In the article you will find information regarding PPE, boom lifts and scissor lifts, trainings and much more to help keep your employees safe.

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On-site Safety Representative Dylan Copas, recently obtained the Construction Health and Safety Technician (CHST) certification from the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP). The CHST is designed for individuals who demonstrate competency and work part-time or full-time in health and safety activities devoted to the prevention of construction illnesses and injuries. You must also have 3 years of experience in construction health or safety. Congratulations to Dylan for obtaining this certification!

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