Construction Safety Week will take place May 4-8, 2026, to unite individuals, companies and the broader construction community in a shared commitment to health and safety.

The 2026 event, titled "All In Together," will focus on the theme of “Recognize, Respond and Respect,” anchored in a unified call to action on High Energy, High Hazard work to prevent serious injuries and fatalities.

Advancing Health and Safety Together: A Vision Grounded in Trust

“Construction Safety Week has long been a show of force by the industry to elevate health and safety,” said Adam Jelen, president and CEO of Gilbane Building and chair of Construction Safety Week 2026. “The most important thing we build every day is trust with our teams, our partners, and the families who count on their loved ones coming home safely. Health and safety is how we show we care.

"We’re deepening that culture of care across the entire industry where every team member shares this responsibility and respect through every phase of work.”

Building Alignment Through a Five-Year Plan

Safety Week launched a five-year vision to further deepen the culture of care centered around respect for the skilled craft and through all aspects of a project where all team members share this responsibility, this respect, across every phase: design, planning, construction and operations.

New Technical Bulletins Planned

As part of the 2026 campaign, Construction Safety Week will introduce three targeted technical bulletins that align with the theme of “Recognize, Respond and Respect.” Created in collaboration with the Safety Week Technical Committee and shaped with input from industry leaders, safety experts and skilled craft professionals, these bulletins reflect the shared responsibility to protect lives across every phase of the project life cycle. The bulletins will focus on fully recognizing, responding and respecting the complex high energy hazards teams face to proactively prevent serious injuries and fatalities.

Construction Safety Week invites companies of all sizes to join this movement as members, sponsors and advocates demonstrate their ongoing commitment to protect and respect every worker. Learn more at constructionsafetyweek.com/about-us/support-safety-week.