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By: Safety Ray Making safety a priority is essential in the construction industry and can be a large contributor to your company’s success. With roughly 150,000 reported construction injuries every year, jobsite safety should take precedent over everything else: cost, productivity, revenue, completion time, etc. Below are five simple ways to make construction safety a priority. 1. Understand the Benefits Putting safety first can help reduce costs and improve productivity on t

By: Rusty Keeley During these unprecedented and challenging times, we have encouraged our Keeley’ns to share some #KCOPositivity in the form of a challenge! Keeley’ns are invited to Spread Positivity, Not Germs, in five different categories for the chance to win epic Keeley swag bags! Our incredibly talented videographer, Brandon Rice, decided to spread some positivity in the form of an original rap! Take a look at the video below to hear Brandon’s rhymes about how you can st

By: April Lopinot Apply to be a Keeley'n Today! Keeley Companies offers an interactive internship experience that empowers interns to gain hands-on experience and fully immerse themselves in the world-class Keeley culture. Interns work alongside proud Keeley'ns including executives, team members, and other interns to apply knowledge learned in the classroom and to develop a better understanding of the industry. Are you a Construction Management or Engineering Major? The Keele

By: Safety Ray Last month from April 29 - May 3, we participated in Safety Week. Each year, this week is dedicated to being #KeeleySafe and educating our Keeley'ns and their families on how to stay safe. Topics included head injury prevention, gun safety in the home, substance abuse awareness, and distracted driving. We were so thrilled to be able to provide amazing resources and help our Keeley'ns keep their families safe. Safety Meetings are an integral part of our safety c