About Mowat Construction Company: Safety
- Alaska
- Washington
- Fremont Bridge
- Newport Way to I90 Widening
- Green River Bridge
- Snohomish Machias Bridge
- Sauk River Bridge Replacement
- York Bridge Replacement
- Aurora Bridge
- Edgewick Bridge Replacement
- SR 16, Union to Jackson Steel
- High Bridge Replacement
- Nuclear Fuel Canister Storage Building
- SR 16, Sprague to Snake Lake
- Meydenbauer Bridge Replacement
- I-5, 2nd St. Bridge
- SR 16, Union to Jackson
- York Bridge Superstructure
- Seattle Freeway Park
- Seattle Westlake Park
- Weller Street Elevated Pedestrian Walkway
- Eastgate Transit Access
- Seatac South 160th St. Loop
- Oregon
- Idaho
- Nevada
- Alaska
About Mowat Construction: Safety
Mowat Construction Company intends to become the safest and most respected contractor in the West.
Safety is a core value at Mowat Construction Company. The need to keep our people safe permeates our entire organization. While priorities change, safety will not be compromised. Maintaining a Zero Accident environment on our worksites remains our highest priority. We achieve this through rigorous training programs; by employing best work practices and by employing innovative people. Our programs require all Team Members to use a hands-on approach to solving safety problems. One example is Mowat's Rigging Safety Training course, developed and taught by Mowat personnel. This course tactically addresses the needs and best work practices for the use of modern rigging in heavy bridge construction. Mowat riggers must pass this half day course before working with any rigging in the field. We understand that effective safety programs go well beyond traditional training programs. We strive to train and mentor Team Members in the practice of clear, open and honest communication at all levels of the construction process.
Mowat Construction Safety Briefing
Recent safety awards include:
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Bruce McGaw, Mowat Safety Director, received the "Training For The Overall Good Of The Industry" award during the Puget Sound Area Safety Summit, for his work in developing our unique Stretch Flex program.
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Our Washington team was recognized by the Associated General Contractors of Washington, by receiving the Safety Excellence Award for Outstanding General Contractor, 125,000-250,000 work hours.
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Our Oregon team was recognized by the Associated General Contractors of Oregon, by receiving the "Recognition of Safety Excellence Award", GC-Heavy Division, Under 100,000 work hours.