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October 26, 2020
Construction Manager Under 100,000 worker hours
Photo from Centennial Contractors
Centennial has plans for high-risk work, such as replacing lights in the lobby of Seattle City Hall.
Centennial Contractors
For years, Centennial has worked with new and small specialty contractors to improve their company safety programs by offering training and creating a safety culture within their companies. In 2019, to continue its specialty contractor partners success, Centennial increased its ability to offer additional in-house safety education such as OSHA 30, CPR/first aid, fall protection and rescue training. Centennial developed additional safety plan templates and made improvements to existing safety plans, available on the Centennial website, that allows employees and specialty contractors to view and download the forms. This enhances Centennial’s ability to communicate timely updates to its employees and specialty contractors on industry changes and trends. To drive a more proactive approach and understanding of safety/operations in 2020, Centennial will be offering its employees and specialty contractors additional classes to provide a better understanding of the when-and-why for planning high-risk activities such as fall hazards, cranes, hazardous energy, trenching and more.
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Public Building $20 Million to $50 Million - AGC/Moss Adams Community Service Award
- Highway/Transportation Over $50 million
- General Contractor Under 200,000 worker hours
- Specialty Contractor 250,000 to 500,000 worker hours
- Specialty Contractor Over 1 million worker hours
- Private Building $20 million to $50 million
- Highway/Transportation Under $5 million
- Private Building $5 million to $20 million
- Highway/Transportation $15 million to $50 million
- Highway/Civil under 500,000 worker hours
- Project Manager of the Year
- Superintendent of the Year
- General Contractor 200,000 to 350,000 worker hours
- General Contractor Over 500,000 worker hours
- Highway/Civil Over 500,000 worker hours
- Public/Private Tenant Improvement over $5 million
- Public/Private Tenant Improvement Under $5 million
- Public Building Under $2 million
- Grand Award: Safety
General Contractor 350,000 to 500,000 worker hours - Champion of Diversity Award
- Excellence in Innovation
- Heavy Industrial Under $5 million
- Heavy Industrial Over $20 million
- Private Building $2 million to $5 million
- Private Building $50 million to $100 million
- Private Building over $100 million
- Public Building $50 million to $100 million
- Brian Salzgiver Safety Professional of the Year