Cleveland Construction Goes "All In Together" for Safety Week 2025
Construction Safety Week 2025
May 5, 2025 — Cleveland Construction, Inc. is proud to participate in Construction Safety Week 2025, taking place from May 5-9, 2025. Under this year's theme, "All In Together," our teams nationwide are joining the construction industry in a unified commitment to celebrate safety as the foundation of everything we do.
While safety is a value we live by every day, Construction Safety Week is our opportunity to pause, celebrate, and recommit to protecting each other. This year, some of our jobsites will host guest speakers to reinforce the importance of safety, while others will recognize and reward craft professionals who make safe choices every day. Many teams will hold stand-downs, cookouts, and raffles to re-energize our shared goal of eliminating injuries on every jobsite.
“You're going to see some exciting examples of our project teams and trade partners coming together to celebrate the strong safety culture we've built,” said Dave Collins, Director of Corporate Safety. “We truly are ‘All In Together.”
While Cleveland Construction takes pride in our proactive approach to safety, we know we can’t achieve excellence without the dedication of our craft professionals, trade partners, vendors, and suppliers. This year, we are especially grateful for our 2025 Safety Week Corporate Sponsors, who have stepped up in a big way to help Cleveland Construction honor and support safe practices on the job. These companies include:
Gold Sponsors:
Silver Sponsors:
- Capitol Building Supply
- DiVal Safety Equipment, Inc.
- Elite Mainframe Solutions
- Famous Supply
- Global Drywall Solutions
- Global Glove and Safety Manufacturing, Inc.
- Hawkins HVAC
- Kamco Building Supply
- Lakeland Electric, Inc.
- L&W Supply
- National Gypsum
- Sunbelt Rentals
- United Rentals
Bronze Sponsors:
Throughout the week, we encourage you to follow us on our social channels to see how Cleveland Construction is celebrating safety across all of our jobsites.
From stand-downs to shared meals, the message is clear: Safety is everyone’s responsibility—and we’re All In Together.
