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Recipients of Monthly DBM Employee Incentive Awards:

Safety Incentives

DBM’s safety policy rewards employees for ideas, suggestions, and “doing the right thing” as well as encouraging prompt reporting of any safety concerns. The incentive program recognizes employees that go the extra mile. Employees are nominated by their peers or supervisors, and awards are given on the basis of merit each month. At the end of the year, all employees who have received monthly safety awards are also eligible for a grand prize, which is chosen randomly at our annual Holiday Party.

Safety Compliance

DBM monitors individual employee work habits and uses a “notice of safety violation” form to assist foremen in enforcing safe work practices. These notices are used as a tool to monitor individual employee work habits as they move from one foreman to another. If the Safety Committee sees an unsafe work habit developing, the employee will be asked to meet with the Safety Review Board to discuss the concerns. When disciplinary action is appropriate, the Safety Review Board has written guidelines, to provide a consistent mechanism to objectively hold employees accountable and determine what appropriate disciplinary action is necessary.

Safety Training

DBM is committed to training a safe workforce. During orientation, each new employee is issued a safety packet, which includes all corporate policies and informs each employee what is expected of him/her. Each safety packet includes a copy of “Keller’s OSHA Guide to Construction Safety”. In addition, DBM provides training throughout the year on various subjects such as: ADSC Down Hole Entry, 10 HR OSHA, Drilled Shaft Competent Person Training, First Aid/CPR, Forklift Certifications, Hazmat, Fall Protection and many other programs specific to each job site. DBM has also developed a written test for equipment operators to take prior to operation of a boom truck or crane. All DBM Supervisors have taken OSHA 10 hour Competent Person Training.

Working Safely

Other programs instituted by DBM to ensure constant workplace safety awareness are a daily checklist procedure called “start cards” and a stretch and flex program. The “start card” program requires that prior to the start of a shift, each foreman goes through the checklist for the daily activities, instructing crews on how to deal with the hazards that will be encountered during that shift. One of our Supervisors implemented a stretch and flex program that is currently being used on some of our projects. Although this program is relatively new, we have already experienced a reduced number of back injuries and muscle strains on projects that have put his stretch and flex program to use.

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We raised $47,000 in 2007 to bring our total up to $227,000.

Please support our
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August 18, 2008.

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DBM Completes Two Excavation Projects in Seattle

 

DBM Tackles Emergency Repairs

 

Tight urban excavation sites call for special techniques

 

Top-Down Shoring Wall for Colby Garage

 

DBM Hosts Micropile Installation School

 

Carnevale Takes Reins of ADSC’s Micropile Committee

 

DBM Completes Shoring for West 8th Project

 

Trio System in Seattle Makes Wall a Good Neighbor

 

Oceanside Landslide Repaired

 

DBM Awarded Quality Contractor of the Year

 

Solid Foundation

 

Soil Nail Shoring Completed for Condo Project

 

Walls and Shafts Completed for I-5 Project

 

Excavation Shoring Completed for Seattle Project

 

Oceanside Shotcrete Nail Wallt

 

Complex Shoring for Harborview Project

 

DBM Installs Excavation Support

 

Shoring Completed for Office Building

 

Shoring Completed at Overlake Hospital

 

ADSC Elects Tom Amour as Board VP

 

DBM Prepares Foundation

 

DBM Installs Shoring for Downtown Tunnel

 

Value Engineering Pays Off for ODOT

 

Waterfront Retaining Wall Completed

 

Low Tolerances, Steep Site Testing Lab Team in Berkeley

 

Scenic Canyon Work by DBM Tests Concrete’s Beauty

 

DBM Moves Bridge For Sound Transit

 

DBM Completes Shafts for Alaska’s Glenn Highway

 

DBM Completes Drilled Shaft Foundations

 

Robert A. Carnevale Joins DBM

 

DBM Completes Shoring on County Justice Center

 

Projects

 

The Cosmopolitan Condominium, Seattle, WA

 

Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel

 

US 26:Sunset Highway, OR

 

Hood Canal Bridge Retrofit

 

BNSF Ruston Way

 

UC Santa Cruz Engineering Building

 

Caribou Creek, Palmer AK

 

Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research

 

SR 189 Provo Canyon, UT

 

SR 10 MSE, Soda Springs, ID

 

4360-08 St. Anthony's Medical Office

 

192-07 Banjo Bill Campground

 

179-07 8th St Bridge Replacement

 

4344-08 M Parsons Office Bldg

 

4343-08 Tri City Light Bases

 

4338-08 UPS Science Bldg

 

4337-08 Sehome Substation

 

190-07 112th Ave

 

186-07 Grays Harbor

 

184-07 8th & Virginia Downtown Seattle

 

4162-06/Small Projects Division

 

4145-06/Small Projects Division

 

4147-06/Small Projects Division

 

4127-06/Small Projects Division

 

139-06/Northeast Sawdust Hill/Kitsap County

 

4108-05/Small Projects Division

 

4049-05/Small Projects Division

 

4045-05/Small Projects Division

 

3997-05/Small Projects Division

 

980-04/C-510 Sound Transit Downtown Seattle

 

977-04/C-710 Sound Transit Beacon Hill

 

993-05/Neptune Apts