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Tocci Building Cos. receives Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) of Mass. 2015 National Safety Award

Boston, MA The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC MA) of Mass. awarded Tocci Building Cos. with a 2015 National Safety Award.  This is the 22nd consecutive year that Tocci has received this award, which is a testament to the superior safety standards the firm strives to exemplify.

The National Safety Award recognizes firms that have developed superior safety standards to implement onsite for each project. In order to qualify for a Safety Award, an AGC-member firm must participate in the AGC Safety Awards Program for three consecutive years and have either zero lost-day incidence cases or an average incidence case rate 25% below the average rate of all firms that participate in that particular division. In total, 25 AGC of Massachusetts firms received National Safety Awards for their model safety records.

In the past four decades, the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and its state partners have had a dramatic effect on workplace safety. Tocci diligently promotes awareness of the industry’s dangers through its commitment to strict safety protocol, ensuring that its jobsites are managed with an even higher level of safety compliance than required by OSHA.

“Establishing a safe work environment on the jobsite for all Tocci team members and project partners is a top priority for our firm,” said John Tocci, chief enabling officer. “Our commitment to safety begins off the jobsite and is implemented through a proven strategy including clear communication, ongoing training, OSHA certification, and subcontractor ‘Toolbox Talks.’”

Tocci Building Companies, a leading construction and project management firm, specializes in Virtual Design and Construction (VDC), Building Information Modeling (BIM), Highly Collaborative Project Delivery (HCPDSM), and Integrated Project Delivery (IPD). Tocci was an early adopter of VDC in the Northeast and in 2006 committed to use it on all projects. In 2008, Tocci built the first IPD project in the Northeast and is now building IPD and HCPDSM projects across the country.

Tocci provides BIM-enabled building solutions and construction services with a sustainable approach and emphasis on lean construction. Headquartered in Woburn, Mass., Tocci has a long history of design/build and highly collaborative delivery in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic United States.

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