Jackson Valley Quarry Team Earns Zero-Citation MSHA Inspection with 3375+ Days Since Lost Time Accident
- BUILD Team
- Apr 8
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 27

Please join us in recognizing the site crew at the George Reed Jackson Valley Quarry for keeping safety at the center of every task—every day. Their consistent focus on planning the work, maintaining a clean and organized site, and looking out for one another is a strong example of what “working safe” looks like in action.
That commitment was recently recognized by MSHA with a zero-citation inspection. This outcome reflects attention to the basics that prevent incidents: strong housekeeping, well-maintained equipment, clear communication, and safe execution of day-to-day tasks. When we do the simple things consistently, we protect each other and keep our operations running strong.
Keep it going: Before starting your next task, take a moment to confirm the plan, check site conditions, and speak up if something doesn’t look right. Small, consistent choices—made every shift—are what build a safe workplace.

Big Shout out to the following team members for making Safety a priority: Jonathan Valenzuela, Brian Giannini, Vince Fischer, Randy Harmon, Jerry Gray, Randy Costa, Ryan McArthur, Tristan Barr, Richie Winn, Sam Corso, Matt Joyner, Rodney Glavich, Mike Mazzariello, and John Hernandez!
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