Perry Engineering has chosen Chuck Miller as our Safe Employee of the Month. Chuck has been employed with us for 13 years as a truck mechanic. He was nominated by a Foreman who wrote, “Chuck is very safe when big trucks are in the bays for repair. He hangs safety vests on the mirrors so people don’t walk into the mirrors and he keeps debris swept up. He keeps the safety cables up around the pit when the bay is empty.” Chuck Miller exemplifies the Perry Priorities of Safety, Quality, Production.

Perry Engineering has chosen Logan Kauffman as our Safe Employee of the Month. Logan has been employed 4 months as a Lube Tech, servicing heavy equipment. He was nominated by a foreman who wrote, “Have watched Logan in the shop. He keeps his area cleaned up and uses the proper personal protective equipment.” Logan Kauffman exemplifies the Perry Priorities of Safety, Quality, Production.

Perry Engineering has chosen Phillip “Andy” Didawick as our Safe Employee of the Month. Andy has been employed 36 years as a heavy equipment operator. He was nominated by a foreman who wrote, “When running equipment, Andy is always looking around him. He keeps the equipment clean and greased.” Andy Didawick exemplifies the Perry Priorities of Safety, Quality, Production.

Perry Engineering has chosen Robert Kibler as our Safe Employee of the Month. Bob has been employed with us for 14 years as an on-road truck driver. Two supervisors nominated him and wrote, “Bob drives a dump truck, water truck, rollback, lowboy and runs other equipment when needed. He always checks out his machine and has not had any accidents. A good driver,” and “Bob is a safe driver, running different trucks from dump truck to the rollback. Keeps the trucks clean.” Bob Kibler exemplifies the Perry Priorities of Safety, Quality, Production.

Perry Engineering is the recipient of the 2023 Virginia Transportation Construction Alliance Contractor Safety Award in the Under 150,000 manhours category. VTCA proudly encourages its members to implement and maintain programs providing a safe work environment for their employees as well as the general welfare of the public who travel through their work zones. Through the annual VTCA Transportation Contractor Safety Award Program, the Alliance proudly recognizes its contractor members who successfully demonstrate their commitment to a safe and healthy working environment. Applicants are judged on the quality and results of their safety program.

Perry Engineering is proud to receive this award and we want to thank our employees for their hard work and dedication towards making our safety program a success.

Perry Engineering has chosen Lisa Evans for our Safe Employee of the Month. Lisa has been employed 23 years as an on-road truck driver. Her foreman nominated her and wrote, “Lisa takes care of the equipment that she operates – dump truck, fuel truck, off-road truck, etc. – she cleans the trash out left by others, cleans the inside and the windows, and most of all is willing to do what is needed. This is all about being a safe employee.” Lisa Evans exemplifies the Perry Priorities of Safety, Quality, Production.

Perry Engineering has chosen Jimmy Johnson as our Safe Employee of the Month. Jimmy has been employed 14 years as an equipment service technician. He was nominated by a field foreman who wrote, “Jimmy is in and around various pieces of equipment and is always safe when he is working. He wears his protective equipment, is alert to what is happening around him, and keeps his truck and work area clean and orderly.” Jimmy Johnson exemplifies the Perry Priorities of Safety, Quality, Production.

Perry Engineering participated in the 2024 National Safety Stand-Down To Prevent Falls in Construction during the week of May 6-10. According to recent BLS statistics, falls account for 37% of all construction fatalities and are the leading cause of death for construction workers. The National Safety Stand-Down raises fall hazard awareness across the country in an effort to stop fall fatalities and injuries. Perry Engineering crews reviewed and discussed fall prevention measures during the stand-down. This was our 10^th year of participation.