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Construction Safety Week 2025: Plan. Protect. Execute.
Every year, Construction Safety Week reminds us that safety isn’t a slogan, it’s a culture. At Boyer Fire Protection, safety is built into every project we touch. From our field crews to our leadership team, we believe that protecting people starts with protecting each other.
As we recognize Construction Safety Week 2025, we’re reaffirming our commitment to the well-being of our employees, clients, and the communities we serve.
The 2025 Theme: “All In Together”
This year’s national theme is a powerful reminder that safety is a collective responsibility. At Boyer, we know that safe jobsites don’t happen by chance, they’re built when everyone shows up, speaks up, and supports one another. When we go “all in together,” we create stronger teams, safer workplaces, and better outcomes.
How Boyer Fire Protection Champions Jobsite Safety
- Plan, Protect, Execute: Our safety strategy begins before anyone steps on site. From hazard assessments to daily toolbox talks, we prepare our crews for what’s ahead.
- Ongoing Training: Our team receives regular safety training tailored to fire sprinkler systems, hot work, confined spaces, and fall protection.
- Leadership Accountability: Safety starts at the top. Our leadership team sets the tone and supports a culture where doing the job right means doing it safely.
- PPE Compliance & Inspections: We adhere to OSHA, NFPA, and site-specific standards to ensure every crew member has what they need to stay safe.
- Near-Miss Reporting: We learn from every close call. Reporting hazards helps prevent future incidents and strengthens our safety culture.
Safety Is a Shared Responsibility
At Boyer Fire Protection, safety isn’t just a requirement, it’s a responsibility we share as a team. We’re proud of our crew for showing up every day ready to work hard, look out for one another, and bring the highest level of professionalism to each job site.
Join Us in Promoting a Culture of Safety
We invite our industry peers, partners, and clients to join us in recognizing Construction Safety Week 2025. Whether you’re a contractor, a designer, or a project manager, you play a role in keeping jobsites safe. Let’s keep building a stronger, safer industry, together.