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Construction Safety & Health Committee 2019 Spring Leadership 2019 Construction Safety & Health Committee Spring Leadership Meeting Marriott Wardman Park Hotel – Washington, DC CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH COMMITTEE 2019 Spring Leadership Meeting – Washington, DC TABLE OF CONTENTS • Agenda: Construction Safety & Health Committee ...................................................................................... 1 • Agenda: Construction Safety Education, Training, and Research Subcommittee ...................................... 2 • 2019-2020 Construction Safety and Health Committee Roster .................................................................. 3 • Committee Report: 2019 International Builders’ Show Meeting (Las Vegas, NV) ...................................... 5 • Subcommittee Report: 2019 International Builders’ Show Meeting (Las Vegas, NV) ............................... 10 Construction Safety and Health Committee Thursday, June 6, 2019 | 10:30 AM – 1:00 PM | Marriott Wardman Park Hotel | Roosevelt 5, Exhibition Level • Agenda Brief – Guest Speakers: Regulatory Reform Update – U.S. Small Business Administration Office of Advocacy ..................................................................................................................................... 14 o Office of Advocacy Brochure ............................................................................................................... 16 • Agenda Brief – Regulatory and Litigation Update ..................................................................................... 18 • Agenda Brief – NAHB Opioids Workgroup Update and Suicide Prevention in Construction .................... 20 o Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention FAQs .............................................................. 22 • Agenda Brief – OSHA Alliance – “Vertical Framing Plan” ......................................................................... 24 o NAHB Signed Alliance Agreement 3/5/2019 ....................................................................................... 25 Construction Safety Education, Training, and Research Subcommittee Friday, June 7, 2019 | 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM | Marriott Wardman Park Hotel | Washington 2, Exhibition Level • Agenda Brief – 2020 IBS Education – Safety ............................................................................................ 29 • Agenda Brief – Safety 365 Campaign ....................................................................................................... 30 • Agenda Brief – 2019 Susan Harwood Training Grant Program ................................................................ 31 • Agenda Brief – Education Material: Duty of Care for Safety on Multi-Employer Jobsites ......................... 32 o OSHA Multi-Employer Citation Policy DIRECTIVE NUMBER: CPL 2-00.124, 12/10/1999 ................ 33 • Agenda Brief – NHE/NAHB/Job-Site Safety Institute Video Toolbox Talks .............................................. 48 CONSTRUCTION SAFETY AND HEALTH COMMITTEE 2019 Spring Leadership Meeting Washington, DC Friday, June 7, 2019 10:30 AM – 1:00 PM Marriott Wardman Park Hotel | Roosevelt 5, Exhibition Level Chair: Bob Hanbury, Lakewood Ranch, FL Staff: Rob Matuga, ext. 8507 Vice Chair: Juli Bacon, Woodinville, WA Staff: Felicia Watson, ext. 8229 AGENDA I. Call to Order – Bob Hanbury, Chair 10:30 AM Welcome and Introductions Approval of 2019 International Builders’ Show Report Consideration of Board Resolutions Report: Construction Safety Education, Training, and Research Subcommittee II. Guest Speakers: Regulatory Reform Update – U.S. Small Business 10:45 AM Administration Office of Advocacy • Bruce Lundegren, Assistant Chief Counsel for Safety, Transportation, and Security • Janis Reyes, Assistant Chief Counsel for Labor and Immigration • Prianka Sharma, Assistant Chief Counsel for Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Energy III. Regulatory and Litigation Update 11:30 AM • Brad Hammock, Littler Mendelson P.C. • Felicia Watson, NAHB Legal Affairs • Rob Matuga, NAHB Labor, Safety & Health IV. NAHB Opioids Workgroup Update and Suicide Prevention in Construction 12:15 AM • David Jaffe, NAHB Legal Affairs • Rob Matuga, NAHB Labor, Safety & Health V. OSHA Alliance – “Vertical Framing Plan” 12:30 AM • Rob Matuga, NAHB Labor, Safety & Health VI. Open Forum and New Business 12:45 PM VII. Adjournment 1:00 PM 1 CONSTRUCTION SAFETY, EDUCATION, TRAINING AND RESEARCH SUBCOMMITTEE 2019 Spring Leadership Meeting Washington, DC Thursday, June 6, 2019 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM Marriott Wardman Park Hotel | Washington 2, Exhibition Level Chair: Bob Hanbury, Lakewood Ranch, FL Staff: Rob Matuga, ext. 8507 Vice Chair: Juli Bacon, Woodinville, WA Staff: Felicia Watson, ext. 8229 AGENDA I. Call to Order – Juli Bacon, Vice Chair 3:00 PM Welcome and Introductions Approval of 2019 International Builders’ Show Subcommittee Report II. 2020 IBS Education – Safety 3:15 PM • Rob Matuga, NAHB III. Update: Safety 365 Campaign 3:30 PM • Rob Matuga, NAHB IV. 2019 Susan Harwood Training Grant Program 3:45 PM • Rob Matuga, NAHB V. Education Material Development: Duty of Care for Safety on Multi-Employer 4:00 PM Jobsites • Rob Matuga, NAHB • Brad Hammock, Littler Mendelson P.C. VI. Update: NHE/NAHB/Job-Site Safety Institute Video Toolbox Talks 4:30 PM • Rob Matuga, NAHB VII. Open Forum and New Business 4:45 PM VIII. Adjournment 5:00 PM 2 2019-2020 Construction, Safety & Health Committee National Association of Home Builders Committee Members Bob Hanbury, Chair Juli Bacon, Vice Chair Construction Solutions Consultant LLC Bacon Maintenance Services LLC 13342 Sorrento Way PO Box 1284 Lakewood Ranch, FL 34211 Woodinville, WA 98072 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (860) 983-6045 Phone: (206) 300-9326 Fax: (941) 896-6156 Fax: (800) 317-1378 Barbara Byrd Carl Chretien B. Byrd Builders Chretien Construction 1263 S 120TH ST 35 Berry Rd Omaha, NE 68144-1609 Saco, ME 04072 Email: [email protected] Email:[email protected] Phone: (402) 968-8574 Phone: (207) 284-5843 Fax: (402) 334-1180 Fax: (207) 284-5843 Kenny Click Ted Clifton Click Builders Inc. Custom Homes & Remodeling Zero-Energy Plans LLC 7813 Covington Pkwy 107 S Main St STE G201 Amarillo, TX 79121-1935 Coupeville, WA 98239 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (806) 355-7318 Phone: (360) 969-2363 Fax: (806) 359-6110 Fax: (360) 682-2005 Treacy Duerfeldt Jim Dunlap NWC Alliance Dunlap Builders 4412 Pacific Ave SE 335 W Harvard Ave Lacey, WA 98503-1119 Anchorage, AK 99501 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (360) 489-8257 Phone: (907) 562-4512 Fax: (907) 563-2553 Michael Fenton J. Gary Hill Century Communities - Colorado Springs Division J. Gary Hill, LLC 10546 Pictured Rocks Drive 139 Rannoch CT Peyton, CO 80831 Winston Salem, NC 27107 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (719) 645-8970 Phone: (336) 420-5893 Fax: (719) 266-1941 Fax: (336) 545-8299 Justin Johnson Tom Markovich Hoppe Homes LP Markovich Homes 5631 S 48TH ST 309 Rochester Hwy Lincoln, NE 68516 Seneca SC 29672-2406 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (402) 580-7888 Phone: (864) 886-0360 Fax: (864) 886-0361 David Miller Geep Moore McDougal Construction Moore-Built Construction & Restoration 5001 W Loop 289 523 Oil Field Rd Lubbock, TX 794141614 Elm Grove, LA 71051-7914 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (806) 797-3162 Phone: (318) 742-9474 Fax: (318) 742-7841 3 2019-2020 Construction, Safety & Health Committee National Association of Home Builders Robert Privott Bill Schaffner Robert Privott Construction Co Builders Mutual PO Box 4354 PO Box 150005 Sanford, NC 27331 Raleigh, NC 27624-0005 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (919) 770-7536 Phone: (919) 227-0214 Fax: (919) 499-9721 Fax: (919) 227-0497 Tom Slater Sean Sullivan Timberland Lumber Company Living Stone Construction, Inc. PO Box 193 706 NC Highway 9 Brazil, IN 47834 Black Mountain, NC 28711 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (812) 446-2397 Phone: (855) 720-2435 Fax: (812) 448-1236 Fax: (828) 359-5557 James Swanner Thomas Tomaszewski AmFed Companies LLC The Annex Group 576 Highland Colony, Pkwy Ste 300 19350 S Harlem Ave Suite 201 Ridgeland, MS 39157 Frankfort, IL 60423 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (601) 427-3870 Phone: (708) 960-0356 Norton Wheeler Lynne Edwards, EOC Liaison Mystic River Building Co LLC Tallahassee Builders Association 67 New London Turnpike 3231 Capital Medical Blvd Mystic, CT 06355 Tallahassee, FL 32308 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Phone: (860) 536-0102 Phone: (850) 385-1414 Fax: (860) 536-9621 NAHB Staff Susan Asmus Felicia Watson Senior Vice President Senior Counsel Housing Finance & Regulatory Affairs Office of the General Counsel (202) 266-8538 (202) 266-8229 (202) 266-8056 FAX [email protected] [email protected] Robert Matuga Alexis Moch Assistant Vice President Federal Legislative Director Labor, Safety & Health Policy Government Affairs (202) 266-8507 (202) 266-8407 (202) 266-8056 FAX [email protected] [email protected] Vacant Mailing Address Program Manager, Safety National Association of Home Builders Labor, Safety & Health Policy 1201 15th Street, NW (202) 266-8590 Washington, DC 20005-2800 (202) 266-8104 FAX May 2019 This directory is provided exclusively for NAHB members. 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