Safety at GKW is managed by an in-house team dedicated to jobsite safety, worker training, and compliance across all project types. Our program extends beyond minimum requirements and is actively maintained on every site we operate.
We believe the safest projects are the ones that are planned properly, staffed responsibly, and executed with clear communication. This approach protects people and supports consistent, high-quality work.
Each GKW project is supported by a written safety plan tailored to the scope, access conditions, and risks of the work being performed. These plans are reviewed with crews before work begins and adjusted as site conditions change.
This process ensures that safety measures align with the actual work being performed, not generic assumptions.
Our current Experience Modification Rate (EMR) is 0.72, reflecting a strong safety record and disciplined risk management.
Many of our clients include large general contractors, public entities, and government agencies that require strict safety compliance. We meet and exceed those expectations consistently.
Because the work is demanding and the responsibility is real
Masonry restoration and building envelope work involve height, heavy materials, complex access, and changing conditions. Safe execution protects not only our crews, but the integrity of the structure and the success of the project as a whole.
At GKW, safety is inseparable from quality. When work is performed safely, it is performed correctly.
Safety at GKW is planned, documented, and actively managed. Each project begins with a site-specific safety plan and ongoing oversight to address real-time conditions throughout the work.
Yes. All production employees complete OSHA 10-hour construction safety training, and supervisors maintain OSHA 30-hour certification to ensure proper oversight and hazard awareness.
Yes. Every project receives a written, OSHA-compliant safety plan tailored to the scope, access conditions, and risks of the work being performed.
Fall protection planning is addressed before work begins and reinforced daily. Crews are trained in proper equipment use, access methods, and hazard recognition specific to each site.
GKW’s current Experience Modification Rate is 0.72, reflecting a strong safety record and disciplined risk management across our projects.
Masonry and envelope systems involve height, heavy materials, and complex access conditions. Proper safety planning protects workers, the structure, and the overall success of the project.
