Nebraska Concrete Paving Association

Nebraska Concrete Paving Association Nebraska Concrete Paving Association (NCPA) is an industry trade association promoting the use of concrete pavements in the state of Nebraska.

MAKE IT HOME MONDAY: Dust and Silica ExposureWhy It Matters:Cutting, grinding, or disturbing concrete can create dust th...
07/20/2026

MAKE IT HOME MONDAY: Dust and Silica Exposure
Why It Matters:
Cutting, grinding, or disturbing concrete can create dust that contains silica. Long-term exposure can cause serious lung disease.
Common Hazards:
Dry cutting or grinding concrete
Working in dusty environments
Lack of respiratory protection
Poor ventilation
Key Safety Actions:
Use water suppression or dust control systems
Wear proper respiratory protection when required
Follow safe cutting and grinding practices
Keep work areas ventilated
Crew Check-In:
Are dust controls being used today?
Does everyone have proper respiratory protection?
Final Reminder:
Protect your lungs today so they stay healthy tomorrow. Work smart and make it home Monday.

MAKE IT HOME MONDAY: Safe Tool TransportWhy It Matters:Tools moved across busy jobsites can create hazards if they’re ca...
07/13/2026

MAKE IT HOME MONDAY: Safe Tool Transport
Why It Matters:
Tools moved across busy jobsites can create hazards if they’re carried improperly or left unsecured.
Common Hazards:
Dropping heavy tools
Tripping while carrying equipment
Sharp or powered tools exposed during transport
Tools falling from vehicles or carts
Key Safety Actions:
Use toolboxes or carts when possible
Secure tools before transport
Keep sharp edges covered or protected
Carry tools carefully and watch your footing
Crew Check-In:
Are tools stored and transported safely today?
Are walkways clear while moving equipment?
Final Reminder:
Move tools carefully—safety doesn’t stop between tasks. Make it home Monday.

MAKE IT HOME MONDAY: Staying Alert Around RollersWhy It Matters:Rollers and compactors move slowly but carry tremendous ...
07/07/2026

MAKE IT HOME MONDAY: Staying Alert Around Rollers
Why It Matters:
Rollers and compactors move slowly but carry tremendous weight. Workers too close to moving equipment can be seriously injured.
Common Hazards:
Standing too close to moving rollers
Operators losing sight of ground crew
Workers stepping into compaction paths
Limited visibility around equipment
Key Safety Actions:
Stay clear of moving rollers unless necessary
Maintain eye contact with operators
Use spotters when needed
Never walk directly behind equipment
Crew Check-In:
Are safe distances being maintained around rollers?
Do operators and ground crews have clear communication?
Final Reminder:
Heavy equipment demands respect. Give it space and make it home Monday.

07/04/2026

Happy 250th Birthday to our great nation as we celebrate the 70th anniversary of the US Interstate System closing out Concrete Paving Week! Our nation was built on the great foundation of our founding fathers and our interstate system was built with the strength of concrete! Sustainable and Durable for the future of this great nation we call home!

MAKE IT HOME MONDAY: Concrete BurnsWhy It Matters:Wet concrete is highly alkaline and can cause serious skin burns witho...
06/29/2026

MAKE IT HOME MONDAY: Concrete Burns
Why It Matters:
Wet concrete is highly alkaline and can cause serious skin burns without immediate symptoms.
Common Hazards:
Wet concrete contacting skin
Concrete entering boots or gloves
Prolonged exposure without washing
Key Safety Actions:
Wear waterproof gloves and boots
Wash off concrete immediately
Remove contaminated clothing quickly
Report any skin irritation early
Crew Check-In:
Does everyone have protective gear for concrete contact?
Are wash stations available?
Final Reminder:
Concrete burns can sneak up on you. Protect your skin and make it home Monday.

We are kicking off our ICF Concrete Connections at The Drury Inn!
06/24/2026

We are kicking off our ICF Concrete Connections at The Drury Inn!

MAKE IT HOME MONDAY: End-of-Day CleanupWhy It Matters:A messy jobsite can create hazards for the next shift or the follo...
06/15/2026

MAKE IT HOME MONDAY: End-of-Day Cleanup
Why It Matters:
A messy jobsite can create hazards for the next shift or the following workday.
Common Hazards:
Tools left in walkways
Loose materials creating trip hazards
Unsecured equipment
Poor lighting around cluttered areas
Key Safety Actions:
Return tools to proper storage
Remove debris from walkways
Secure equipment before leaving
Leave the site organized for the next crew
Crew Check-In:
Are tools and materials stored safely?
Are walkways clear before leaving the site?
Final Reminder:
Finish strong by leaving a safe jobsite behind. Clean up and make it home Monday.

Address

3270 Folkways Boulevard Suite 100
Lincoln, NE
68504

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+14024320096

Website

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