CALIFORNIA CONSTRUCTOR


14 7 LABOR & COMPLIANCE Historic 11 Master


Labor Agreements Amidst unprecedented economic challenges, the AGC of California Labor Relations department has been extremely busy at the bargaining table in 2022.


BY PATRICK BAKER 10 PROJECT SPOTLIGHT


Technical and Design


Masterpiece at UCSF Delivering the Joan and Sanford I. Weill Neurosciences Building on the UCSF Mission Bay campus required a special kind of design and construction team.


COVER PHOTO courtesy Tim Griffith 14 SUB SPOTLIGHT


Anco Iron &


Construction Since its founding over half a century ago, this company has prided itself on being a community builder, supporting the local community that has helped it prosper as a minority, small, disadvantaged, and local business enterprise. (Pictured: Nick Colina)


BY CAROL EATON


SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2022


16 MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS


Removing the Stigma that Discourages


Treatment Employees of all backgrounds and functions in the construction industry have one of the highest rates of substance use disorders and suicide in the U.S.


BY MARCI DONNELLY, HILTI NORTH AMERICA 20 PROJECT ENGAGE UPDATE


Build Skills as a


‘100X Leader’ Nearly four dozen construction professionals are learning about becoming a 100x leader and much more as part of the inaugural class of the intensive leadership program, Project Engage.


BY CAROL EATON 22 CONSTRUCT 2022


Construct Your


Legacy with AGC AGC of California’s CONSTRUCT Annual Conference, presented by Milwaukee Tool, is the premiere industry event to build your team’s network and knowledge.


IN EVERY ISSUE 2 MOVING MOUNTAINS Transforming and Leading Our Industry


4 ADVOCATING FOR THE INDUSTRY


California Voters Get a Break at the Ballot Box


19 SUPPORTING YOUR SAFETY


AGC Strengthens Team with New Safety & Regulatory Manager


SHORT SUBJECTS


24 BUILDING YOUR NETWORK


26 MAKING MOVES


28 LEARN, ENGAGE & GROW


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