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A strong safety culture starts with committed leadership, and Frank from DiCosmo Construction continues to lead by example. Our team recently met with Frank on an active jobsite to discuss workplace safety and ongoing efforts to protect employees. His dedication to maintaining a safe work environment and prioritizing the health and well-being of his workforce helps set the standard for safety excellence.

Thank you, Frank, for your continued commitment to the health and safety of your organization and the people who make your success possible. 👏 👷‍♂️

As National Safety Month comes to a close, this week’s focus is on Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls — one of the leading causes of workplace injuries across every industry. From uneven surfaces and cluttered walkways to improper ladder use and wet conditions, staying alert to everyday hazards can help prevent serious incidents on the jobsite.

A strong safety culture starts with the basics. By taking proactive steps and reinforcing safe practices daily, we can help keep every worker protected.

Learn more about National Safety Month: https://bit.ly/4v1HUzp

Please join us in wishing Michelle a very happy birthday today! We are grateful for all that you do and the positive impact you make every day. Your hard work, dedication and support help make CAMComp a great place to work and serve our Members.

We hope your day is filled with celebration, happiness and everything that brings you joy. Wishing you a wonderful year ahead!

🎉 Happy Birthday, Michelle! 🎉

Safety starts with dedicated people, and Kristy from Aspen One Hour Heating and Cooling is a great example. Kristy has taken the initiative to implement written safety programs and training protocols that help create a safer workplace for her team. Her commitment to planning, training and continuous improvement demonstrates the proactive approach to safety that makes a lasting impact.

Thank you, Kristy, for your continued dedication to workplace safety and for helping build a stronger safety culture at Aspen Heating & Cooling!

At CAMComp, we believe strong partnerships start with providing Agents the resources they need to succeed. From applications and marketing materials to industry insights and program information, our tools are designed to help Agents better serve their clients and identify new opportunities.

When you partner with CAMComp, you gain access to a team committed to responsiveness, support and helping you grow your book of business.

Learn more about the resources available to Agents: https://bit.ly/4e6G4GK

CAMComp was proud to attend the first Construction Association of Michigan (CAM) Golf Outing on Tuesday!

We enjoyed a great day on the course alongside our partners from Kapnick Insurance Group, Rearden Biritz and Tara Smith. Events like these are a great opportunity to connect with industry professionals, strengthen relationships and support Michigan’s construction community.

Thank you to CAM for hosting a successful inaugural outing—we’re already looking forward to next year!

This week’s National Safety Month theme focuses on Promoting Holistic Worker Health. Safety goes beyond preventing physical injuries — it also includes supporting mental health, reducing stress, encouraging healthy habits and creating a culture where workers feel supported both on and off the jobsite.

When employees are healthy in every sense of the word, teams are stronger, safer and more productive. Let’s continue prioritizing total worker well-being across the industry.

Learn more about National Safety Month and this week’s theme: https://bit.ly/4v1HUzp

National Safety Month continues with this week’s theme: Staying Safe on the Roads. Whether traveling between jobsites, operating company vehicles or driving heavy equipment, roadway safety plays a critical role in protecting workers both on and off the job.

From avoiding distractions to practicing defensive driving, small decisions behind the wheel can make a major impact. Let’s continue putting safety first everywhere the workday takes us.

Learn more about National Safety Month and this week’s focus: https://bit.ly/4v1HUzp

A MIOSHA inspection can happen at any time, and being prepared is one of the best ways to protect your business. While inspections may feel intimidating, they don’t automatically signal a problem. Contractors with strong safety programs, organized documentation and a culture of safe work practices are often well-equipped to navigate the process with confidence.

Understanding what to expect before an inspection occurs can help your team respond professionally and avoid unnecessary stress.

Read the full blog to learn how to prepare for a MIOSHA inspection and what steps to take if one occurs: https://bit.ly/3RI4leX

June is National Safety Month! 🦺 🥽

This year marks the 30th anniversary of recognizing the importance of safety in the workplace and beyond. Throughout the month, CAMComp is proud to join NSC in promoting safer jobsites, stronger safety cultures and continued awareness across the construction industry.

This week’s focus, Moving Safety Forward, highlights the importance of continuous improvement, proactive planning and keeping safety at the center of every task, every day.

Learn more about National Safety Month and this year’s weekly themes: https://bit.ly/4v1HUzp