Safety
Culture
How Safety Culture Can Cause a Ripple Effect From Construction Company to Broader Community
Incorporating a safety culture at your construction company can actually impact the safety of your surrounding community.
By Eder Garcia
September 12, 2024
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Safety
Culture
by Eder Garcia
Eder Garcia is the vice president of operations at Central States Manufacturing. A native of Brazil, Garcia has over two decades of industry experience in management, production management and operations. Safety and standardizing plant operations to positively impact all Central States employee-owners is Garcia’s goal each day.
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