215.557.1961

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Mid-Atlantic Construction Safety Council

We are construction safety professionals dedicated to the protection of life and property.

Who We are

The MACSC consists of Construction Safety Specialists representing Construction Managers, General Contractors, Subcontractors, Insurance Companies, Insurance Brokers, Health Care, Union Representatives, Consultants, Construction Association Representatives and Others. MACSC’s efforts are directed towards, but not limited to sharing safety information for our mutual benefit, fostering safety awareness, standardizing safety practices, encouraging cooperation and open communications, providing a resource of knowledge, experience and information and assisting contractors with implementing and maintaining safe work practices.

The Safety Council in collaboration with our industry partners to identify, reduce, and eliminate construction-related hazards. Be a part of the change for safety…be a member of the Mid-Atlantic Construction Safety Council. Click the “Become a Member” button below.

Need your 10 or 30 hour OSHA training?

Need your 10 or 30 hour OSHA training? Call our office 215-557-1961 or email Sue at sgeyer@macsc.org to schedule a class. You can also view our upcoming events to see if we have upcoming trainings.

Quality

As part of its committee to information quality, MACSC encourages communication with it s members. MACSC fosters discussions with its members and OSHA by a variety of formats including our monthly meetings, phone, and emails.

Safety

The information, tools, and resources provided through the Council are designed to assist those in the industry – whether worker or employer – to identify, reduce, and eliminate construction-related hazards.
"I wanted to take this time to thank the MACSC for the Scholarship I received for the Spring 2019 year. I am very grateful and appreciate all the support this will provide with my future education. I am currently working in Pennsylvania’s construction safety industry and hope to continue making a difference in the safety community and look forward to a continued relationship with all at the MACSC."
Dustin White
EHS Student at Indiana University of Pennsylvania