JMJ stands with Construction Safety Week 2025 to build a culture of safety
The annual US construction industry event is taking place May 5-9, 2025.
Join other leading US construction firms in building a work environment where safety and high performance thrive. Online registration is now open at Construction Safety Week. Check out the latest coverage in Constructor Magazine.
JMJ is proud to support Construction Safety Week 2025, taking place May 5-9. Now in its 11th year, this initiative continues to raise awareness and drive action on workplace safety—an issue deeply aligned with JMJ’s core values.
This year’s theme, All In Together, underscores three key pillars: Plan, Own, Commit, encouraging companies and workers to take collective responsibility for the safety and success of their teams and projects.
At JMJ, we believe safety is a shared commitment, woven into the fabric of cultures,” says William Savage, Principal Consultant. “It’s about creating an environment where everyone feels responsible and empowered to ensure safety and performance go hand in hand. That’s why we’re committed to supporting Construction Safety Week and championing a culture of safety excellence, every day, moment by moment.”
As a founding member and sponsor, JMJ will share insights, practical tools, and resources across its social platforms to inspire meaningful conversations about workplace well-being and safety. Participating organizations will have access to free online resources, including:
- Daily safety topics to keep safety top-of-mind
- Event ideas to engage teams and promote safety awareness
- Family activities to extend the safety message beyond the workplace
All In Together reflects JMJ’s belief that a strong safety culture comes from collaboration where everyone speaks up, communicates early, takes ownership, and commits to safety. The lessons learned during Construction Safety Week extend far beyond the event, shaping safer and more effective workplaces year-round.
Why construction safety matters
Construction remains one of the most hazardous industries. By building a strong safety culture, create an environment for safe work, but a more productive, engaged, and positive workplace.
Learn more about JMJ’s safety approach and join us in supporting Construction Safety Week 2025.