AGC Joins OSHA Construction Roundtable Focused on Persistent Jobsite Safety Hazards
According to AGC News, the Associated General Contractors of America participated in OSHA’s 2026 Alliance Program Construction Roundtable on March 19 in Washington, D.C. The event, hosted by OSHA’s Office of Outreach Services and Alliances, brought together industry, labor, and government representatives to discuss cooperative approaches to reducing construction hazards. OSHA’s Alliance Program is a voluntary initiative through which the agency partners with employers, trade associations, and labor groups to develop compliance resources and share best practices. Full details from the roundtable are behind a member login wall.
What It Means for Subcontractors
- OSHA’s Alliance Program signals continued federal focus on persistent construction hazards, including struck-by incidents and excavation safety, areas where subcontractors face direct liability on multi-employer worksites.
- Watch for updated OSHA guidance or outreach materials stemming from this roundtable in the coming months.
- The April 20 to 24 National Stand Down to Prevent Struck-By Incidents is an immediate, actionable follow-on event worth participating in. Subcontractors can take part independently, and doing so demonstrates a proactive safety commitment to GCs and project owners.
