Mid Atlantic Construction Safety Co
THE MID ATLANTIC CONSTRUCTION SAFETY COUNCIL IS A GROUP OF LIKE MINDED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY PROFESSIONALS DEDICATED TO THE PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY. OUR EFFORTS ARE DEDICATED TOWARDS, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,SHARING SAFETY INFORMATION FOR OUR MUTUAL BENEFIT, FOSTERING SAFETY AWARENESS,STANDARDIZING SAFETY PRACTICES, ENCOURAGING COOPERATION AND OPEN COMMUNICATION, PROVIDING A RESOURCE OF KNOWLEDGE, EXPERIENCE, AND INFORMATION AND ASSISTING CONTRACTORS WITH IMPLEMENTING AND MAINTAINING SAFE WORK PRACTICES.
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