Trade Management

Today we recognize Juneteenth and reflect on the importance of opportunity, progress, and continued advancement.

Safety is not limited to physical hazards alone.

Fatigue, stress, communication, and overall worker wellbeing all play a role in maintaining safer, more productive jobsites.

Read our blog to find out how you can support your workers by creating a mental health support network: https://bit.ly/4dJcIgD

Are you experiencing hiring delays? Find out how the right skilled trades staffing partner can help you hire faster by developing a proactive workforce strategy: https://bit.ly/3QBemKd

Injuries resulting from motorized land vehicles are the leading cause of work-related deaths.

Construction professionals spend a significant amount of time traveling between jobsites, suppliers, and project locations.

Check out these tips and navigate work zones with caution and courtesy: https://bit.ly/4fsnYkV

Safe driving habits are just as important as jobsite safety practices when it comes to protecting workers and communities.

When emergencies happen on a jobsite, preparation matters.

CPR and AED awareness can make a critical difference while waiting for emergency responders to arrive.
If performed immediately, CPR can double or triple the chance of survival from an out of hospital cardiac arrest.

Safety training and preparedness help create stronger, more responsive jobsites.

Learn more about CPR training opportunities here: https://bit.ly/49YUjMy

Contact incidents, overexertion, repetitive motion, bodily condition, and slips, trips, and falls continue to be the leading cause of non-fatal injuries resulting in Days Away From Work.

National Safety Council estimates the cost of fatal and non-fatal injuries is over $181 billion.

What can you do?

Make sure that safety is not a one-time conversation on the jobsite.

Build safety through preparation, accountability, communication, and the decisions the crew makes every day in the field.

As National Safety Month begins, Trade Management remains committed to supporting safer jobsites and stronger workforce practices across the skilled trades.

We are proud to recognize Katrina Perez in this month’s Hardhat Spotlight for her outstanding dedication and teamwork.

Katrina consistently lives out our core values every day. Whether supporting clients and candidates, helping other markets fill orders, or assisting teammates with technical support, Katrina always shows up ready to help find solutions.

Thank you, Katrina, for your reliability, teamwork, and commitment to excellence. Your hard work continues to make a positive impact across the division!

We proudly recognize Lola Quintanilla in this month's Hardhat Spotlight for consistently going above and beyond for both our clients and candidates.

Lola continues to demonstrate what it means to Play Like a Champion, Get to Yes, and Have Each Other’s Back through her dedication, teamwork, and willingness to step in wherever support is needed. From working extra hours and weekends to helping multiple markets fill orders and assisting teammates with technical support, Lola’s impact reaches across the entire division.

Thank you, Lola, for your hard work, positive attitude, and commitment to supporting the team every day. We appreciate everything you do!