Savannah, Georgia | November 12 At the Surebuilt Captive’s Semi-Annual Conference, BCS was awarded the Top Performer Award in Safety for 2025. Among some of the areas evaluated were Accident Prevention, Management Commitment to Safety, Vehicle Fleet Safety, OSHA Recordables, Insurance Claim History and Company Safety Culture. BCS has been a member of the Surebuilt […]
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Rigger/Signaler Qualification Training an Important Part of BCS Safety Culture
On a recent hot November Friday, CSP and Safety Consultant Patrick J. Walsh conducted Rigger/Signaler qualification training for a group of 12 BCS employees. Walsh has been part of the BCS Safety Team for all the 20 years BCS has been in existence as a company. Rigger/Signaler training starts in the classroom and concentrates on […]
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Emerging Leaders Learn about Client Expectations
BCS’s Emerging Leaders Program selects about a dozen candidates to participate in a year long leadership development program. This program in it’s fourth year includes monthly presentations from clients, trade partners and BCS leaders. The program is designed to show career path options within BCS for employees who have been identified by their supervisors and […]
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Trainers Prepare for 5th Annual BCS Safety Rodeo on December 12
Recently trainers/vendors and BCS field leaders met to discuss the training stations for the BCS 5th Annual Safety Rodeo at their office in Mustang Ridge on December 12 at 7 a.m. The event celebrates the BCS “Best In Class” Safety Culture and dedicates a day to focus on combining Operational Issues and Safety to address […]
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BCS New Hires Receive OSHA Safety Training and Fall Protection Training
Recently BCS needed to increase its field workforce by more than 10 percent to meet the manpower needs of several new jobs that have recently started. New workers complete their paperwork and are introduced to the BCS “Best In Class” safety culture. This starts with a safety video created in-house and features BCS employees, both […]
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BCS Supports Crockett HS’ Construction Education Program
Leonel Perez, BCS Director of Field Operations, recently visited the Crockett Early College High School’s, Construction Technology II classroom to discuss concrete orders, estimating and placement issues. Most of the students in their junior year had the opportunity to move beyond the textbook and learn about real world issues as they asked questions to a […]
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BCS Teams Up with American Constructors to build New Dripping HS #2
Dripping Springs ISD’s second high school will be built in Driftwood, Texas. The campus will accommodate students from grades 9-12. Construction will begin in early November 2025, BCS starts working in January 2026 and expects to finish the building in late September 2026. The school is projected to open for the 2028 school year. In […]
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BCS Trains Scissor Lift Operators
Ongoing operator training is part of the BCS “Best in Class” Safety Program. Recently several classes were provided for groups working on the LBJ Early College High School project due to project requirements. The training consists of a classroom presentation, written test, hands-on practice and skills testing session. The classroom portion focuses on key information […]
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Sonny Horton to Continue as CEO, Ben Horton Promoted to President
BCS Concrete Structures today announced the promotion of Ben Horton to the role of President, effective immediately. In his new position, Ben will oversee all day-to-day operations and play a key role in driving the company’s continued growth and operational excellence. Sonny Horton will continue to serve as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), providing strategic leadership […]
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OSHA Makes Proper-Fitting PPE in Construction Mandatory
The US Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has taken a pivotal step forward in construction safety by mandating that all PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) must properly fit workers. This new requirement fills a critical gap in worker safety regulations, holding employers accountable for ensuring that PPE fits appropriately to provide effective protection. This rule introduces new […]
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