Date and Time
Thursday Dec 3, 2026
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST
Location
TG Gallagher
309 Waverly Oaks Rd. Suite 200
Waltham, MA 02452
Fees/Admission
Free
Contact Information
Kara Cady
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AGC MA & ASM Joint Pre-Shift Safety M...
Description
Join AGC MA & ASM on Thursday, December 3 at 10:00 AM for an engaging and practical discussion on how we can make pre-shift safety meetings more meaningful, consistent, and effective across our jobsites.
Many workplace incidents occur not because a safety plan is missing, but during routine tasks when workers are operating on autopilot, conditions have changed, or important details haven't been fully communicated.
That's where effective pre-shift safety meetings make a difference.
When used alongside Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs) and Pre-Task Plans (PTPs), pre-shift meetings provide an important opportunity to communicate the day's work, confirm understanding, identify potential hazards, encourage worker input, and address changing conditions before work begins.
AGC MA is excited to share a new training resource currently in development designed to help contractors strengthen their pre-shift safety meetings and promote a more proactive safety culture.
This interactive discussion will also provide an opportunity to hear directly from contractors and field leaders about best practices, common challenges, and practical strategies for making these important conversations more impactful.
We encourage safety professionals, superintendents, project managers, and field leaders to join us and contribute to this important industry conversation.
Many workplace incidents occur not because a safety plan is missing, but during routine tasks when workers are operating on autopilot, conditions have changed, or important details haven't been fully communicated.
That's where effective pre-shift safety meetings make a difference.
When used alongside Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs) and Pre-Task Plans (PTPs), pre-shift meetings provide an important opportunity to communicate the day's work, confirm understanding, identify potential hazards, encourage worker input, and address changing conditions before work begins.
AGC MA is excited to share a new training resource currently in development designed to help contractors strengthen their pre-shift safety meetings and promote a more proactive safety culture.
This interactive discussion will also provide an opportunity to hear directly from contractors and field leaders about best practices, common challenges, and practical strategies for making these important conversations more impactful.
We encourage safety professionals, superintendents, project managers, and field leaders to join us and contribute to this important industry conversation.
