GREELEY, Colo., April 7, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — “Construction Safety Week” is the construction industry’s annual week-long, safety-focused event designed to promote worker safety and wellness. It’s an opportunity for people, companies, and the entire industry to join, celebrate and recommit to doing whatever it takes to send everyone home safe every day. In 2025, Construction Safety Week will be held from May 5-9.
Construction Safety Week is partnering once again with OSHA and its National Safety Stand-down initiative to help prevent falls in construction, which is a leading cause of injury to workers. This joint effort encourages companies to pause work sites throughout the U.S. and Canada on Wednesday, May 7, or whenever possible during CSW to create the largest industry-wide safety stand-down ever held.
Since the inception of Construction Safety Week, the construction industry has made considerable strides in prioritizing and committing to safety. The 2025 Construction Safety Week theme, All in Together, is designed to connect and strengthen the message throughout the industry. The theme explores three components: Plan, Own and Commit. Construction Safety Week provides related content for companies to plan activities, conversations and demonstrations with their teams.
“For more than a decade, Construction Safety Week has been a driving force in strengthening the industry’s commitment to safety. This year, our theme, All in Together, demonstrates that safety on a jobsite is more than an individual responsibility; it’s a collective effort,” said Mike Choutka, Hensel Phelps Chief Executive Officer and 2025 Safety Week Chair. “By planning, owning, and committing to safety, we ensure that every worker goes home safe at the end of the day. Together, we have the power to build a stronger, safer industry. We encourage everyone to carry the spirit of Construction Safety Week forward by upholding the highest safety standards year-round.”
