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Our employees took on the challenge to lose 5% of their body weight, with Robinson donating to the charity of the top loser’s choice—or participants donating if they didn’t hit the goal. Thanks to everyone’s efforts, we raised $1,000 for His Voice Global, chosen by our highest loser, Jake Waits! Huge shoutout to all who participated and made this challenge a success!

Our Robinson team took on Dry January with a fun challenge - those who made it alcohol-free all month earned a company donation to a charity of their choice. If they didn't make it, they made the donation themselves!

Thanks to everyone's participation, we raised $1,530 for SEMO-NASV - a local nonprofit providing essential services to survivors of sexual violence and child abuse, including forensic exams, advocacy, and counseling. Their work makes a real difference in our community, and we're proud to support them.

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

In this issue:

• Featured Story: Excellence in Coordination and Safety on $65M Industrial Project
• Company News
• Employee News & Accomplishments
• Community Activities & Events
• On the Safe Side

View our latest NEWSLETTER

We are incredibly grateful for our team members who consistently go above and beyond. Recently, one of our valued clients shared their heartfelt appreciation for the exceptional efforts of several Robinson Construction employees.

A huge thank you to:
Jeff Liles
Tony Masters
Matt Naeger
Joe Moll
Dylan Zahner

Your dedication, quick response, and teamwork in challenging circumstances did not go unnoticed. You embody the spirit of excellence and commitment we strive for every day.
To our entire Robinson Construction family: Thank you for the hard work you do, day in and day out, to make a difference for our clients.

Brad Whitaker has joined Robinson Construction as corporate safety director. In this role, Brad will oversee the development and implementation of our company-wide safety programs, ensuring compliance with regulations and fostering a culture of safety across all projects. He will lead initiatives to minimize risk, conduct training, and maintain a safe working environment for our employees, subcontractors, and clients. Brad is from Carbondale, Illinois and has 15 years’ experience as a safety professional in commercial, civil, and utility construction. He earned a B.S. in Business Administration from Mid-Continent University and holds the OSHA Authorized Construction Trainer designation. Prior to joining Robinson Construction, Brad worked for Quanta Services as a safety manager.

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

Joleta Ludwig has joined Robinson Construction as a recruiter. In this role, Joleta is responsible for searching for qualified candidates, assisting with onboarding, and overall support of the Human Resources Department. Joleta is from Jackson, Missouri and holds a B.S. in Human Environmental Studies from Southeast Missouri State University. She has over 20 years of experience in various customer service industries, such as bridal retail, banking, and travel. Prior to joining Robinson Construction, Joleta worked as a travel agent specializing in Destination Weddings and Honeymoons at 1st Class Travel in Cape Girardeau, MO.

Emmie Blankenship has joined Robinson Construction as an assistant project manager. In this role, Emmie is responsible for assisting with essential project management tasks such as managing the project budget, approving invoices, updating project schedules, etc. She also assists the project engineer and project superintendent as requested to help in the overall administration and coordination of assigned projects. Emmie is from Sullivan, Missouri and attended Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis where she earned a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. Emmie has project management experience in strategic planning, design, procurement, fabrication, pre-assembly, and construction on both domestic and international industrial projects. Prior to joining Robinson Construction, Emmie worked as an assistant project manager for Roeslein & Associates, Inc.

Ian Phillips has joined Robinson Construction as an assistant project manager. In this role, Ian is responsible for assisting with essential project management tasks such as managing the project budget, approving invoices, updating project schedules, etc. He also assists the project engineer and project superintendent as requested to help in the overall administration and coordination of assigned projects. Ian is from Cape Girardeau, Missouri and attended Southeast Missouri State University where he earned a B.S. in Construction Management, an A.A.S. in Construction Technology, and B.A.S. in Applied Technology with a minor in Architectural Design. Prior to joining Robinson Construction, Ian spent 5 years working in residential construction specializing in design-build project delivery.

Robinson had a great time hitting the greens at the Backstoppers Golf Tournament in Ste. Genevieve! We're honored to support the amazing work Backstoppers does for families of fallen first responders. Thank you to everyone who made this event a success - we're already looking forward to next year!