Waukegan Roofing Supports National Safety Stand-Down June 2-6

Sure, most contractors talk about having safe jobsites, but what do they do to back that up?

At Waukegan Roofing, Jobsite Safety is more than just a fun catch-phrase we use with customers and around the office. It’s a mantra. It’s part of our Mission Statement and Guiding Principles. It’s our culture, our way of life. It’s a DAILY COMMITMENT we make to our employees, their families and our customers to provide a SAFE JOBSITE.

How do you know? Because we’ve been recognized several times with prestigious industry Safety Awards. Because the President of our company sits on Safety Committees. Because we have an outside company conduct safety checks and company-wide OSHA training. Because you can go to any of our jobsites and see it in action – all the time, every single one.

In support of our strong commitment to Safety in our Industry, Waukegan Roofing will be supporting the NRCA and United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers and Allied Workers and participating in the National Safety Stand Down June 2-6.

Safety…it’s more than a feeling. It’s who we are.

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