It’s easy to differentiate good companies from others when it comes to how they handle their crew safety. The extra expense of getting proper elevators and cranes not only keeps employees safe (and saves on insurance) but ensures a better-quality build by providing a stable platform for crews to work. Precision comes down to small details. At Double Black Construction, we never forget how steel is stronger than bone.

Double Black Construction values two things equally: the quality of their building installation and the safety of their teams. We make sure everyone gets home and can rest comfortably each night!

It’s easy to differentiate good companies from others when it comes to how they handle their crew safety. The extra expense of getting proper elevators and cranes not only keeps employees safe (and saves on insurance) but ensures a better-quality build by providing a stable platform for crews to work. Precision comes down to small details, and a firm foothold allows teams to work safely and accurately while also providing a sense of confidence.

At Double Black Construction, we never forget how steel is stronger than bone. And that no apology can ever make up for a fall that could have been easily prevented. Safety is our top priority. 

Recently our team saw an advertisement on LinkedIn that included a project photo of a metal building construction site. Obviously we won’t name them, but they were a very large, national firm well experienced in commercial work. While not counting code violations specifically, we quickly saw numerous safety concerns. The four people in the image were working in icy winter conditions, not wearing helmets or harnesses, and they were using ladders and step ladders to get to the top of the 30-foot structure.

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