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Jared Paradis was driving a company truck to a job site. The weather was foggy, and Jared acknowledged the hazard by lowering his rate of travel to an appropriate speed. Along his travel, a deer ran out of the woods, right in front of us. Because of Jared's awareness of the hazardous conditions, he was able to avoid the deer and an accident.

Great job, Jared! Thank you for keeping an eye out for safety, and for actively caring for people (AC4P)!

Jeremy Fowler's crew pouring concrete at the Rutland - Clarendon Signals Job.

After months of planning and preparation, our cornerstone event is upon us!

The Tire Drop Off portion of the event starts today at 2:00 pm and continues again tomorrow at 2:00 pm.

The Tire Sale begins at 8:00 am this Saturday! WMUD will be there broadcasting live and playing great music; breakfast and lunch will be served; the fire pit will be going; and hundreds of customers will be eagerly picking out tires. Be sure to stop down before the sale ends at noon!

Huge shout-out to everyone who gave up portions of their Sunday to come help us build our float for this Saturday's Halloween Parade! We will be tying up loose ends, putting on the final touches, and getting the float loaded onto the trailer before lining up for the parade at 5:30 pm.

We are excited about our float and we can't wait to see what the parade-goers think!

Our jobsite visits to help you enroll in your 2023 benefits are underway and will continue through next week. Check the schedule below to see when we will be visiting your jobsite. If you missed us when we visited your jobsite, please contact David Edwards or Kim Lewis, and they will help you through the process.

Enrollment ends at 11:59 PM EST on Friday, November 18, 2022. Be sure to mark your calendars so you don't miss out!

Please click the link below to see what is changing this year.

If you have any questions at all about the process or the plans, please contact either David Edwards or Kim Lewis. They are available to help you through the process, answer any questions you have, and explain the plans in depth.

During the winter months, working conditions can lead to cold stress since your work environment becomes naturally cooled. Cold stress can lead to hypothermia and occurs when internal body temperatures get too cold and the body can't warm itself. This may happen slowly - and you may not even realize you've been affected by the cold weather.

Take a look at the tips below to help you stay safe during the winter months.

Danielle King, winner of the 9/22/22 Safety Quiz, receives her Dunkin' gift card

Community Service Project: Helping to Build a New Pavilion

We had a special visitor (Paul Higgins, aka Pennywise) at the Clarendon Quarry last year, and we're hoping to get some more visitors this year! Wear your mask at the scale kiosk, and we'll feature your photo in upcoming newsletters. Happy Halloween!

Open Enrollment: Details & Changes for 2023

Leicester Bridge Deck Pour & Pet Contest Part 2 Winner

Drone Shots, Pet Photos & Open Enrollment