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Led by Safety and Health Director Marcus Scott, CSP, CIT, and supported by three seasoned Field Safety Managers with over 40 years of combined experience, our safety team brings deep expertise, proactive leadership, and a people-first mindset to every jobsite.
Meet Our Team
Every team member is equipped with OSHA-compliant training, job-specific onboarding, and ongoing toolbox talks to recognize risks, speak up, and maintain a safe worksite.
Our leadership and safety teams perform regular field audits and inspections to identify risks, ensure compliance, and uphold safety standards across every jobsite.
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We use KPA Safety Management Software to track audits, certifications, and trends—ensuring a transparent, consistent, and data-driven safety program across every jobsite.
We leverage data, post-incident reviews, and frontline feedback to constantly evolve our safety practices—setting the bar higher than compliance and striving to lead the industry by example.
Our commitment to excellence is backed by industry-recognized certifications that reflect the training, expertise, and accountability we bring to every jobsite. Take a closer look at the credentials that set our team and make us Greater!
View Our ServicesA 30-hour Occupational Safety and Health Administration course covering safety regulations, hazard recognition, and worker rights. Focused on identifying and mitigating risks in construction environments.
Designates an individual with the authority and knowledge to identify existing and potential hazards and take corrective measures. Required for activities like scaffolding, excavation, and fall protection.
Training focused on the hazards of respirable crystalline silica exposure. Covers safe work practices, exposure limits, and compliance with OSHA’s silica standard.
Equips supervisors to recognize fall hazards and implement effective systems such as guardrails, harnesses, and fall arrest equipment in accordance with OSHA guidelines.
Prepares team members to identify confined spaces, understand the hazards, and safely perform work in both permit-required and non-permit-required environments.
Teaches life-saving emergency response skills including CPR, the use of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs), and basic first aid for workplace incidents.
A nationally recognized certification by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals that demonstrates a high-level understanding of construction safety management, leadership, and hazard control practices.
Every day, our field teams complete detailed safety reports that go beyond checklists—they reflect our commitment to proactive communication, accountability, and care. From crew conditions to on-site observations, this report gives a real look at how safety is lived out on GGC jobsites.
Download Our Daily Safety Report
Every team member—from laborers to leadership—is held to the highest standard of conduct, communication, and craftsmanship. Safety begins with how we show up.
Everyone plays a role. We empower team members to speak up, take action, and uphold our shared commitment to safety.
We provide the training, tools, and mentorship needed to succeed—because no one should face safety challenges alone.
We identify risks before they become incidents and act fast when needed. Safety isn’t a reaction—it’s a way of thinking.
