AGCA, Building Trade Unions urge construction be essential function amid shutdown

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Stephen E. Sandherr, CEO of the Associated General Contractors of America, and Sean McGarvey, president of North America’s Building Trades Unions, issued a joint statement urging government officials to exempt construction work from regional, state and local work shutdowns.
Sandherr and McGarvey said that government officials at all levels should treat the construction industry and the work it performs as vital and essential to the critical industries that must remain in operation.
“Construction workers provide an invaluable economic service, maintaining and improving the nation’s infrastructure, including critically important energy and communication systems, roads and bridges, and social infrastructure, including police, fire and health care facilities.”
In addition, they said that construction workers’ unique skills are essential now and in the coming weeks to construct, maintain, and repair critical infrastructure, and to build temporary health facilities and retrofit and expand existing ones.
“Labor and management construction industry partners continue to monitor and provide guidance on all recommended health and safety job site precautions for construction workers so that proper measures are deployed to ensure a safe work environment for those on the job.”

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