Bringing Safety Culture to New Heights

Establishing a safety culture is critical and developing that culture requires tactics that extend beyond the utilization of safety videos and trainings.
Engagement in Your Community Builds More than Goodwill

As a company rooted in serving others, we believe that people often get back just as much—if not more—in return, benefitting both the volunteer and the recipient.
As more move to our cities, we can build more than jobs. Let’s build careers.

While there’s a lot of talk about which people are available to fill which jobs, we have a rare chance to build careers and transform our workforce and economy. A recent U.S. Labor Department Jobs Report shows construction jobs are up by 44,000 nationally but are still 150,000 below the February 2020 level. Here, amid […]
Addressing Mental Health in the Construction Industry

Mental health is an increasing concern in the construction industry, and it is up to all of us to address the issue head-on.
Safety is much more than compliance. Here, it’s personal.

Safety is much more than compliance. Here, it’s personal.
Building Cities, Rebuilding Careers in Construction: Anna Stutler

After pursuing different fields, Anna found her passion in construction.
Building Cities, Rebuilding Careers in Construction: Ali Sanderson

Introduced to construction at a young age, Ali encourages young people to go into building as well.
Meet JE Dunn Construction, where team members thrive

JE Dunn’s extensive experience and deliberate approach make us more than simply a builder, but an indispensble buisness partner.
When commercial construction invests in diversity, equity, and inclusion, WE ALL WIN

When commercial construction invests in diversity, equity, and inclusion, WE ALL WIN. As a passionate diversity professional advocating for equity in the marketplace, workplace, workforce and society in general, I’ve got a certain perspective on inclusion and access to the construction industry that may surprise some people. But first, the facts. According to the Bureau […]