Safety First

An unfortunate toe-stubbing has left Bisnow HQ accident-free for zero days. To avoid that fate, members of the Builders Association gathered yesterday for a quarterly Safety Forum, where Pepper Construction's Dan Delcore  spoke on different techniques his company uses. Some members say safety is already up because workers don't want to get kicked off a job during the recession; Dan said commitment of the company president and safety committee, as well as tying project manager bonuses to safety, could improve practices even more.
 

Brown and Momen's Ernest Brown  and David Clark  joined the forum. They're working on a number of school projects, including the new South Shore  High, Powell Elementary, and Belmont Cragin Elementary. We're hoping they learned more than not to run with scissors at the luncheon.

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