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Winter 2024 Pipeline | Guided by Core Values, ...

We are excited to announce the release of the Winter 2024 edition of the Pipeline newsletter as we celebrate a significant milestone: our 30th year in print. Over the past three decades, Aldridge Electric has undergone a remarkable journey of growth, innovation, and success. We've expanded our reach, diversified our expertise, and continually raised the bar for excellence in the industry. None of this would have been possible without the dedication and hard work of our exceptional teams.

Winter 2024 Pipeline | Guided by Core Values, Paving the Path to Operational Excellence
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Strengthening our Safety Culture: Aldridge’s ...

At Aldridge, safety isn't just a priority; it's a deeply ingrained value that shapes our culture and defines our commitment to our workforce. Safety is not just about addressing incidents after they happen; it's about proactively reducing or eliminating potential exposures by verifying all adequate controls are in place. At Aldridge, we've taken a pioneering approach to safety, addressing the precursors to performance errors – also referred to as Brain Centered Hazards. We've taken significant steps to build layers of protection and tools to minimize the severity of incidents, and we're excited to introduce our Serious Injury Prevention program, known as SHOK – Seriously Hurt or Killed.

Strengthening our Safety Culture: Aldridge’s Commitment to SIF Prevention
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Celebrating 20 Years of Safety Excellence: OSHA ...

In the bustling heart of Washington, D.C., the nation's capital, something significant was brewing. COO Brian Mazzei and Safety Vice President O'Brien Mills, representing our esteemed company, were standing side by side with representatives from OSHA, the Secretary of Labor, and our distinguished partners. The occasion? The renewal ceremony for the OSHA Electrical, Transmission, and Distribution (ETD) Strategic Partnership agreement. This pivotal event marked a remarkable milestone, as the five-year renewal cycle signified 20 years of dedicated efforts to enhance safety in our industry.

Celebrating 20 Years of Safety Excellence: OSHA ETD Strategic Partnership Renewal Ceremony
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2nd Annual Women of Aldridge Summit

Women of Aldridge (WOA) is a proactive initiative that actively supports and promotes women in the construction industry. Through various means such as retention, professional development, networking, mentorship, and access to resources, WOA seeks to empower women and contribute to the company's workforce diversity goals and overall business objectives. The initiative aims to foster a supportive environment where women can connect, build a sense of community, share ideas, and play a significant role in the company's success.

2nd Annual Women of Aldridge Summit
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Why Safety Helmets?

In the May edition of Transportation Builder, Aldridge representatives discuss the importance of safety helmets and why more companies should adapt the safety protocols Aldridge Electric has in place. 

Why Safety Helmets?

Aldridge attends CEO/Senior Executive Incident & Injury Free (IIF) Forum

Senior level executives from some of the country’s leading construction firms met last week in Orlando to discuss strategies for improving safety in the construction industry.   Ken Aldridge, Chairman of the Board of Aldridge Electric, was among the group of 17 CEO’s participating in the forum.  These leaders are dedicated to eliminating injuries and work throughout the year to create an IIF culture within their organizations.  Twice a year, these leaders come together to share lessons learned and best practices in the journey to being Incident and Injury Free.    

This latest event was hosted by Charlie Bacon of Limbach Mechanical, a founding member of the IIF CEO Forum.  The two days of discussion also included project tours at Disney World and a new high rise hotel under construction in the Orlando area.   

Aldridge is proud to participate in this important industry event and is committed to sustainable improvement in safety. 

Aldridge begins preparation for I-74 Mississippi River Bridge Replacement

Aldridge is gearing up for construction to begin on the I-74 Mississippi River Bridge at our newest project office in Iowa. Scope includes the replacement of the I-74 bridge over the Mississippi River, interchange ramp configurations, and local roadway improvements. Aldridge will perform the entire electrical scope on the project. Find out more about this impressive project at http://i74riverbridge.com/

Aldridge Makes 2016 ENR Top 600 List

A yearly metric published by Engineering News-Record (ENR), Aldridge was listed 37th out of 600 specialty contractors for 2016 and was ranked 13th out of all qualifying electrical contractors. Companies were ranked according to construction revenue in 2015 from specialty contracting in a prime or subcontracting capacity.

Read the full article HERE.