Dimeo Construction Company Recognized for Construction Safety Excellence
Providence, RI—Dimeo Construction Company is proud to announce that it has been awarded 2nd Place in the Construction Management Division (250,00 Work Hours Category) for Construction Safety Excellence by the Associated General Contractors of America. This prestigious award recognizes Dimeo’s commitment to maintaining the highest safety and health standards in the construction industry.
The AGC Construction Safety Excellence Awards (CSEA), sponsored by WTW | Willis and Starr Companies, is the industry’s elite safety excellence awards program. The CSEA recognizes companies that have developed and implemented premier safety and risk control programs and showcases companies that have continuously improved and maintained their safety and health management systems.
“This process challenged us to reflect deeply on our safety culture, what’s working, where we can grow, and how we can push ourselves further,” said JoEllen McBride, Corporate Safety Director at Dimeo. “Being recognized on this national stage is an incredible honor. More than that, it reinforces the importance of our collective commitment to safety every single day. Thanks to the Dimeo team, especially Bob Kunz, for encouraging us to pursue this opportunity.”
Dimeo would like to thank the Associated General Contractors of America for recognizing the company’s commitment to safety and to all employees whose dedication drives this effort forward. From preconstruction through close-out, safety is integrated into every phase of every project, with the goal of ensuring that every team member returns home safely at the end of the day.
2024 DECF Golf Tournament
13th Annual DECF Golf Tournament Hits Fundraising Milestone
The Dimeo Employee Charitable Fund (DECF) proudly hosted its 13th Annual Golf Tournament on September 23, 2024, at the beautiful Kirkbrae Country Club in Lincoln, RI. With perfect fall-like weather and over 190 participants, the event was a resounding success, raising an impressive $142,250 for charitable causes.
The DECF’s mission is to support local charities in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut, with 100% of proceeds going directly to the fund. Since its inception, the DECF has raised and distributed over $780,000, and this year’s tournament brought the total to an incredible $922,250. The DECF is now poised to reach the $1 million mark in 2025.
This event’s success would not have been possible without the generous contributions from subcontractors, players, and sponsors, including beverage cart sponsors, hole sponsors, and Dimeo’s players and volunteers. Special thanks to our sponsors:
Atlas Scaffolding & Equipment, Build RI, Carpenters Union Local 330, Capco Steel, Century Drywall, Inc, Clifford & Galvin, Colony Hardware, Custom Drywall, Inc., Delta Mechanical Contractors, LLC, Ducci Electric, E.M. Duggan, Inc., Flooring Solutions, Grande Masonry, Greenwood Industries, HSI Construction, H Carr & Sons, Interstate Electric, JH Lynch, Kamco Supply, New England Laborers/Labor Management Trust, Laborers Local 271, Lighthouse Electrical, Manafort Brothers, Massey Glass, Millwork One, Inc., NRD Construction, Pavilion Floors, Peregrine Group, Peregrine Mechanical, Pro Tool / Pro Equipment, Rayco/Arden, Rossi Electric, Ruggieri Brothers, Brand Safway, S&F Concrete, Shepard Steel, Spino Brothers, Inc., Sunbelt Rentals, Sunrise Erectors, United Rentals, Inc., WL French, WF Shea, and Wayne J. Griffin Electric.
Tournament Highlights
Hole-in-One Contest: Kosta Bitsis came inches away from sinking a hole-in-one on the 9th hole, thrilling the crowd. He walked away with a birdie instead!
First Place Tie: Lighthouse Electrical (Herb Aikens, JP Norden, Mike Flynn, Kenney Grant) and Kamco Supply (Mike Walters, Jimmy Howe, Antone Milhomens, John Costa) both finished with a score of -14. After a back-nine card-off, Lighthouse Electrical was awarded the first-place prize.
Second and Third Place: Kamco Supply secured second place, while Wayne J Griffin Electric (Ian Hoagland, AJ Paul, Ryan Webster, Glen Costello) finished third with a score of -13. Prizes included gift cards to the Kirkbrae Country Club Pro Shop.
Boss of the Moss Putting Contest: Dan Bianco from New England Laborers Labor Management Trust won the quirky contest, using tools of the trade like a sledgehammer and ice chopper, and earned a $50 gift card.
50/50 Raffles: Joe Siddal of H Carr won $765 from the pot and generously donated it back to the DECF. Mathieu Stock from Pro Tool/Pro Equipment won $410 from the split-the-pot hole.
Looking Ahead
As we reflect on the success of this year’s event, the DECF Committee is already looking forward to the 2025 tournament. We extend our deepest gratitude to all the sponsors, players, and volunteers who made this year’s tournament a remarkable success and for their continued support of the DECF’s charitable mission.
