Today marks the first day of Skanska’s Safety Week, this week gives us a chance to focus on how we can work safer together. We are looking forward to working with our colleagues from around the globe to ensure all construction workers go home safely at the end of each work day. Skanska is fully committed to ensuring the safety of our team and we are proud to say that in 2017, 90% of our projects recorded zero lost-time incidents. We are also looking forward to participating in the upcoming industry-wide Safety Week in May.
Here at Skanska, we are committed to finding new and innovative ways to protect our environment. With Earth Day approaching, we are highlighting our Gulf State Park Lodge project in Alabama. Our team discovered a unique and sustainable way to recycle the five tons of gypsum drywall produced on site by grinding it up and distributing it to local peanut farmers for their crops. Read more about this innovative recycling method on our Constructive Thinking Blog:
Last night, this highly-maneuverable in-line trailer helped our crews navigate city streets to deliver pre-cast concrete columns to our 2+U development. The columns will lift the tower 85 feet above grade so a unique public retail space can occupy the street level. Our crews thank the Seattle Department of Transportation for their help!
We did it! Skanska's commercial development unit in CEE honored with 5 awards at yesterday's #CEEQA Gala. Congratulations to our fantastic team and all the 2018 winners! #CEEQA2018
Katarzyna Zawodna-Bijoch Arkadiusz Rudzki Adrian Karczewicz Stuart Beety Marie Passburg Alexandra Tomaskova Mariusz Krzak Ewelina Kałużna Agnieszka Krawczyk-Rogowska Paulina Strutyńska Karolina Sulma Bianka Piłat
This week we welcomed renowned brain researcher and TED talk speaker Katarina Gospic @Brainbowlabs to our HQ to give a talk on how we can better understand our brains. Looking forward to developing our understanding of this area and well-being through Virtual Reality: https://lnkd.in/eWGfPwv
#RelaxRechargeReset #SafetyWeek
Bartłomiej Kordasz zdobywa nową wiedzę na szwedzkim projekcie szpitalnym o wartości prawie 500 milionów PLN.
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