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MacGregor joins TG Gallager as safety director

TG Gallagher hired Andrew MacGregor as the company's new safety director. As safety director, MacGregor is responsible for creating a working environment that promotes openness with a high level of communication in the field. His duties include: preparing site-specific safety programs, coordinating and conducting safety training for all employees, organizing jobsite walk-through's, providing solutions to the varying conditions that our field staff face on a daily basis. MacGregor brings more than 15 years of industry experience to his new position. MacGregor has experience in many facets of the construction industry. His experience as a project manager gives him unique perspective to his role as safety director. Prior to joining TG Gallagher, he served as safety director for Limbach Co. "We are excited to bring such an experienced leader in health and safety to our company to continue our commitment to creating a strong safety culture," said TG Gallagher's president Brian Potter. "Andrew's well rounded background, knowledge, and leadership will ensure that we maintain our reputation as one of the region's top mechanical contracting firms." MacGregor attended the University of Massachusetts at Amherst where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in architecture and construction. In addition to his degree, MacGregor has completed numerous trainings that are focused on health and safety related issues in the construction industry. He is an authorized Outreach instructor for OSHA 10 Hour, 30 Hour. MacGregor is actively involved in industry organizations including the Eastern Massachusetts OSHA Roundtable, the Build Safe New England Organization and the Associated Subcontractors of America.
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