Work Safe. Stay Safe.

Safety is a common denominator across all aspects of life; hence knowledge should always be shared. 

It is not a matter for industry; it is a matter for humanity.

MDAGC Safety Awards Program

Maryland AGC (MDAGC) Safety Awards Program offers members an opportunity to evaluate both their company and employees’ safety culture. Additionally, MDAGC Safety Awards program provides a great opportunity for contractor members to compete for nationally recognized awards.

Meet our 2025 Champions of Safety

Maryland AGC (MDAGC) Safety Awards Program offers members an opportunity to evaluate both their company and employees’ safety culture. Additionally, MDAGC Safety Awards program provides a great opportunity for contractor members to compete for nationally recognized awards.

2025
Safe General Contractor
of the Year

(under 100k hours worked)
Winner:

2025
Safe General Contractor
of the Year

(100k - 250k hours worked)
Winner:

2025
Safe General Contractor
of the Year

(Over 250k hours worked)

Winner:

2025
Safe General Contractor
of the Year

(Over 500k hours worked)

Winner:

2025
Safe Supervisor
of the Year

Winner: 
Ed Gray

2025
Safe Supervisor
of the Year

Winner: 
Eric Milliner
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2025
Safe Supervisor
of the Year

Winner: 
Rick Fitch
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2025
Unsung Hero
of the Year

Winner: 
Charlene Hessler

2025
Unsung Hero
of the Year

Winner: 
Rodney Horton

2025
Unsung Hero
of the Year

Winner: 
Tim Fields

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Safety Work Group

Together we are working to ensure our members have the opportunity to create a safety culture that engages ALL employees and improves well-being, performance, productivity and protects your most valuable resource…Your Team!

Pictured Above:
Back Row (left to right): Tim Fields – Safeware, Zach McQuire – Crane Service Company, Ethan Neiderhiser – Turner Construction, 
Tyler Schultz – Harkins Builders, Noah Benson – Turner Construction 
 
Front Row (left to right): John Ferraro – Stella May Contracting,
Allison Lambert – HBW Construction

Upcoming Safety Trainings

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We provide safety training and education for commercial construction contractors to enrich the well-being of their employees, advance their capabilities and provide a safety culture that is second to none. 

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Hard Hats to Helmets (H2H)
Hard Hats to Helmets (H2H) is a home for information, communication, and awareness of the benefits of providing construction workers the most effective head protection available. The H2H initiative was developed in the framework of the American Society of Concrete Contractors (ASCC) Safety and Risk Management Council (SRMC). The SRMC is group of industry executives and safety professionals dedicated to improving safety in the concrete construction industry. The Board of Directors of ASCC is enthusiastically supportive of a strong safety focus and have incorporated the H2H initiative into the ASCC strategic plan to “be an industry influencer by challenging and disrupting traditional safety models”.

Safety Awareness Resources