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During the month of November, several men of Robinson Construction participated in #NoShaveNovember to bring awareness to cancer and men’s health. We are proud to announce that through not shaving for the entire month or making donations out of the kindness of their hearts, they have raised $1600 for one of our employees fighting cancer! #rccogivesback #rccocares

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Dustin Hall, superintendent for Robinson Construction, has completed the requirements for national certification as a Safety Trained Supervisor Construction (STSC). The Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) awards this certification to individuals who meet the rigorous experience and education requirements, including passing a comprehensive examination. The examination covers the body of knowledge supervisors must have to carry-out their safety-related supervisory responsibilities.

The STSC certification is accredited by the National Commission for Certifying Agencies. Those who earn the STSC Certification are recognized as having met demanding, peer-established competency requirements in supervision. A STSC must recertify every five years to maintain this certification.

The STSC certification program is operated by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP). Established in 1969, BCSP has nationally recognized credentials in the safety, health, and environment accredited professional and para-professional certifications.

 
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Douglas McDaniel has joined Robinson Construction as an Estimator. In this role, Douglas is responsible for preparing the cost estimates and completing the bidding documents for projects that Robinson pursues. Douglas is from Dover, Delaware and has nearly 8 years’ experience in estimating and 35 years managing construction projects in the heavy industrial, process piping, manufacturing, healthcare, private higher education, and commercial sectors. He apprenticed as a pipe fitter in Delaware and advanced to superintendent before joining the preconstruction department. Prior to joining Robinson Construction, Douglas worked as an estimator for Harris Company and RK Mechanical.

Alissa Elliott has joined Robinson Construction as a project administrative assistant. In this role, Alissa will be responsible for assisting a group of project managers with day-to-day activities. Alissa is from Perryville, Missouri, and prior to joining Robinson Construction, Alissa worked for the Bank of Missouri as a commercial real estate loan processor.

Jeff Babcock has joined Robinson Construction as an on-site project manager. In this role, Jeff is responsible for the overall management and administration of assigned projects, from budget and scheduling to production and completion. Jeff is from Cygnet, Ohio and has 23 years’ experience in the construction industry including all aspects of projects in the chemical, refining, petrochemical, automotive, commercial, food processing, solar, and warehousing sectors. He studied Business Management at Owens Community College. Prior to joining Robinson Construction, Jeff was owner/operator of a diversified specialty construction service firm in Ohio.

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Today is #NationalInternDay, so we would like to introduce you to our four Field Engineer interns!

Brooke is originally from Jackson, MO and is studying Construction Management at Arkansas State University. While at Robinson, Brooke has learned to not be afraid to ask questions. "You will learn and understand so much more by simply asking, whether it be the reasons for the tasks and jobs, why something is the way it is, or why there are certain methods and protocols put into place. The more you ask, the more you will learn."

Micah is from Yukon, OK and is attending Oklahoma State University where he is pursuing a degree in Industrial Engineering and Management. While with Robinson, Micah has learned the importance of people in construction. "The number one way to accomplish our mission is through building relationships and working with the people around us."

Gary is from Sikeston, MO and is pursuing a degree in Engineering Management at Missouri S&T. One that that Gary has learned while at Robinson is that, "a construction site progresses faster and smoother when it is organized".

Zachary is from Mexico, MO and is studying Mechanical Engineering at The University of Missouri. Zachary said, "My favorite thing about working at Robinson is the people. Every Robinson employee that I have worked with is knowledgeable and willing to take time out of their day to help me learn and grow as an engineer".

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It truly is the season of giving here at Robinson. Employees have been hard at work gathering over 100 gifts for the Hope for One More Home for Children and the Marian Cliff Manor residents these past couple of weeks. Thank you so much to everyone who donated gifts to help make this Christmas special for all!

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During the month of November, several men of Robinson Construction participated in #NoShaveNovember to bring awareness to cancer. We are proud to announce that through not shaving for the entire month, they have raised over $1,200 for the SoutheastHEALTH Foundation Cancer Fund!

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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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Smith Achieves STSC

Patrick Smith, field engineer for Robinson Construction, has completed the requirements for national certification as a Safety Trained Supervisor Construction (STSC). The Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) awards this certification to individuals who meet the rigorous experience and education requirements, including passing a comprehensive examination. The examination covers the body of knowledge supervisors must have to carry-out their safety-related supervisory responsibilities. The STSC certification is accredited by the National Commission for Certifying Agencies. Those who earn the STSC Certification are recognized as having met demanding, peer-established competency requirements in supervision. A STSC must recertify every five years to maintain this certification. The STSC certification program is operated by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP). Established in 1969, BCSP has nationally recognized credentials in the safety, health, and environment accredited professional and para-professional certifications.

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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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