Choate Construction is incredibly honored to be named the Grand Award Winner of The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) Willis Towers Watson (WTW) 2022 National Construction Safety Excellence Awards...
A concept designed to make railing safety simple. Falls account for more than one-third (36.4%) of construction-related fatalities, and an area of susceptibility is balcony construction. Recognizing an opportunity for...
Alongside our commitment to safety, each of our full-time Safety Professionals enhance the OneLife safety program, bringing their own set of experiences and perspectives. Charlotte’s Safety Managers, Will Southerland and...
Choate recently signed a strategic partnership with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA); Georgia Tech Enterprise Innovation Institute’s Safety, Health and Environmental Services Group; and Associated General Contractors of...
The N.C. Department of Labor has certified Choate Construction as a participant in the Building Star Award program during a special ceremony held Monday at the company’s Charlotte location. Labor...
The Associated General Contractors of Georgia (AGCG) recently honored 41 Choate Construction Company superintendents for their outstanding contributions to safety, each receiving the Ron Amerson Supervisors’ Safety Award. This impressive...
Choate personnel and subcontractors alike recently celebrated clocking 100,000 man-hours with zero lost time injuries on the Daniel Island Mixed-Use project. The achievement further demonstrates Choate’s unwavering commitment to worker...
Atlanta, GA — Choate Construction Company recently celebrated the one-year anniversary of their “OneLife” safety identity, a visual representation of the company’s unwavering commitment to worker safety. The OneLife identity...
Kevin Cunningham, Safety Director of Choate Construction’s Charleston Division, has been selected as Safety Chairman for the Associated Builders and Contractors Carolinas Chapter (ABCC) Lowcountry Council. The Lowcountry Area Council...
