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North Branch Construction receives three awards at ABC 2021 Safety Awards Presentation

Shown (from left) are: Safety director Rich LeVinus, accepting one of several safety awards
from Matt Johnson, ABC NH/VT board chair; Josh Reap, executive director, ABC NH/VT.

Concord, NH North Branch Construction was presented with three safety awards at the Associated Builders and Contractors of NH/VT (ABC NH/VT) 2021 Safety Awards Presentation held on June 10th at the ABC NH/VT headquarters.

North Branch was the proud recipient of multiple Safety Awards from the event, including First Place Construction Safety Performance - Zero Cases Resulting in Lost Workdays and Most Creative Safety Program, both in the ‘SIC Code 15 Under 200,000 Personnel Hours’ category. The firm was also recognized by ABC National with the Bronze Level Safety Training and Evaluation Process (STEP) Award. The awards were accepted by North Branch safety director Rich LeVinus.

“Everyone in our company is charged with the critical task of ensuring a safe work environment for our employees, subcontractors, and anyone who visits our work sites,” said Joseph Campbell, president of North Branch Construction. “Safety is of the utmost importance and we continually strive to provide new and efficient ways to address any challenges we may face on a daily basis.”

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