Navigating Extreme Heat: BCS Concrete Structures Prioritizes Worker Safety With scorching temperatures sweeping across Texas, BCS Concrete Structures is taking proactive measures to ensure the well-being of its workforce. BCS knows the potential risks and dangers that extreme temperatures can have on worker performance. During concrete pouring operations, Temperatures between floors can soar beyond 124 […]
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BCS Concrete Structures Makes Waves as Texas Ambassador on National TV
BCS Concrete Structures has been handpicked to represent the best in the commercial concrete industry in Texas. Construction Marvels, Inc., known for recognizing excellence in construction, chose BCS Concrete Structures to be the representative face of commercial concrete contractors in Texas. The television special will put BCS in the spotlight, showcasing our amazing skills in […]
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Empowering Our Team with Fall Protection Training
At BCS Concrete Structures, our dedication to safety is at the core of everything we do. On June 30th, we proudly conducted training in Fall Protection, with 28 of our select employees participating. This training is an essential part of our ongoing commitment to ensuring a safe working environment and meeting the pre-qualification requirements for […]
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BCS Emerging Leaders Program Graduates Second Class
On May 18, the BCS Emerging Leaders Program graduated its’ second class holding an informal ceremony in the BCS training room. Graduates must attend each monthly training and complete a final exam and final interview in order to complete the program and receive their graduation bonus and completion certificate (See photo of graduates, Cesar Martinez […]
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BCS Hosts May Safety Summit with Project Safety Managers
The six BCS Site Safety Managers (Leopoldo Grimaldo, Armando Gonzalez, Esteban Gonzalez, Jonathan Cardoza, Jesse Aguilar, and Jairo Olvera) met with Vice President of Safety and HR Todd C. Smith and Safety Consultant Patrick Walsh for a half-day of training on the 2023 BCS Safety Program, developing and using the new Procore Safety Inspection Form, […]
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BCS is learning the Smith System for Driver Safety
As we all know, driving safely in Central Texas is not easy. Recently, Vehicle Fleet Director and Smith System Master Trainer Larry Thomas has started to give driver safety training classes as part of the BCS Safety Program. This program, called the Smith System, includes both classroom and behind-the-wheel training and is considered the best […]
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BCS Concrete Structures Completes Construction in Uptown Austin
BCS Reinvents Uptown Austin with the Completion of Broadmoor Block A Project In collaboration with other contractors, leading commercial concrete contractor BCS Concrete Structures has completed the construction of Broadmoor Block A, a new residential, office, and retail building in Uptown Austin, Texas. The project involved the construction of a new residential building with 341 […]
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Why is the BCS Safety Culture “Best in Class”
Our BCS Safety Culture is more than just developing new policies and procedures, creating new incentive programs, and giving out safety awards. It is more than complying with OSHA rules and hiring more safety professionals. The BCS Safety culture is how every worker on every BCS job site does their job to prevent accidents. We […]
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2nd Annual BCS Safety Rodeo
Safety continues to be the number one priority for BCS Concrete Structures as the commercial concrete company held its 2nd Annual BCS Safety Rodeo training event for 2022. The event occurred at the newly opened BCS office in Mustang Ridge, Texas. Each year, the BCS workers pause their work and come together to discuss and […]
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BCS’ Proactive Injury Case Management
Due to the nature of commercial construction, particularly commercial concrete, the inherent risk in our industry constantly challenges us to find new ways to protect our workers. The latest style of protective headgear, new cut proof gloves and more frequent training are just some of the ways that we try to mitigate risk. Additionally, a […]
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