SUPPORTING YOUR SAFETY


‘Building a Safer Tomorrow’ Focus of 2025 Safety & Health Conference


BY TRESTEN KEYS, AGC OF CALIFORNIA SAFETY & REGULATORY MANAGER I


n July safety leaders from across California came together for the 2025 Safety & Health Conference — an


energizing day dedicated to advancing construction safety, promoting worker well-being, and tackling some of the industry’s most pressing challenges. Hosted by AGC of California in partner-


ship with AGC San Diego, the free, in-person event featured a full agenda of expert-led sessions, a dynamic vendor showcase, and powerful peer-to-peer networking. Te day kicked off with a networking


breakfast before diving into three engag- ing sessions: • Session One tackled the evolving regulatory landscape, with updates on Cal/OSHA’s proposed indoor heat rule, workplace violence prevention standards, and more.


• Session Two explored the intersection of safety and technology, featuring real-world case studies on how contractors are using AI and digital tools to improve jobsite safety.


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• Session Three brought together award-winning safety managers from both California and national programs for a compelling panel on leadership, innovation, and what it takes to build a truly world-class safety culture.


More than 100 safety professionals


attended the event at AGC San Diego’s East County headquarters, creating a powerful atmosphere of shared learning, practical insight, and collaboration.


Whether it was swapping strategies


over lunch, engaging with new products at the vendor tables, or asking thoughtful questions during breakout discussions, one thing was clear: California’s con- struction industry continues to push the boundaries of what’s possible when it comes to protecting our workforce. As we look ahead, the momentum


generated by this conference will continue to shape our collective efforts to create safer, healthier job sites across the state.


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