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The Brambull: Connecting Our Team, One Quarter at a Time
The Brambull is our quarterly newsletter, created to keep the David A. Bramble, Inc. family informed and connected. Inside, you’ll find company updates, team highlights, project successes, and important announcements. Whether it’s celebrating milestones, learning about new initiatives, or getting to know your fellow team members better, The Brambull is your go-to source for everything happening within our company.
Excellence in Construction Awards
ABC Chesapeake Shores' annual Excellence in Construction Awards recognize and celebrate outstanding projects built by its members. The awards competition aims to raise construction standards throughout the industry by honoring quality craftsmanship produced by merit...
Roads Drive the Economy
Written by: Megan B. Owings Roads are critical to the economy. By linking producers to markets, workers to jobs, students to schools, the sick to hospitals, and providing emergency access and routes; roads are vital to the local, regional, and national economy....
10 Tips for Working in the Heat
Written by: Terry Obrecht As we begin entering the hot months of summer, here are 10 tips for working in the heat. Hot Weather Safety Tips for Summer: Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of fluids; drink about 16 ounces before starting and 5 to 7 ounces every 15 or 20...
Digging Deep: Looking for Inspiration
Written by: Megan B. Owings While wracking my brain for a topic for this blog, Keith Harris (my co-worker) saw me staring blankly at my computer screen and told me I better get to work! I said I was looking for inspiration for the blog; he said, "You won’t get it from...
Independence Day: Honoring Our Country and our Veterans
On July 4th, we celebrate the United States and honor those who serve and protect it. At David A. Bramble, Inc., we also take pride in celebrating our veteran employees and remembering the incredible story of our founder, David A. Bramble. A true American patriot, he served in the Army Air Force during World War II, flying 25 combat missions in a B-17 Flying Fortress. After the war, he built a legacy with David A. Bramble, Inc., setting the standard for excellence in the construction industry. His story is one of dedication, service, and lasting impact.
DAB and National Safety Month
June is National Safety Month and we are prioritizing safety by observing this important initiative created by the National Safety Council. The goal of National Safety Month is to increase public awareness of the leading safety and health risks and decrease the number...
Unity Ride- An Act of Solidarity for Work Zone Safety
At David A. Bramble, Inc., we joined nearly 200 industry vehicles in a Unity Ride to honor these workers and raise awareness for work zone safety. With new safety measures in place and increased awareness efforts, the message is clear: safe driving in work zones is critical to protecting lives. Let’s continue to prioritize the safety of our workers and fellow drivers on Maryland’s roads.
National Work Zone Awareness Week
Written by: Teddy Obrecht This year marks the 23rd anniversary of National Work Zone Awareness Week (NWZAW) which runs from April 17th - April 21st this year. This annual spring campaign is held at the start of each construction season and encourages safe driving...
Women in Construction: Tell your daughters… Everyone has a place in the construction industry
Women in Construction Week™ (WIC Week) celebrates the vital role women play in the construction industry. During this year’s WIC Week, the Maryland Asphalt Association’s Annual Paving Conference highlighted the work of Maryland Women of Asphalt (WOFA), led by Stefani Martella of F.O. Day Company. WOFA’s mission is to empower women in asphalt careers through Awareness, Knowledge, and Community, while organizations like The House That She Built focus on workforce development and encouraging women to explore careers in the skilled trades. As someone inspired by my father’s passion for construction, I believe it’s crucial to promote the many opportunities in this industry to the next generation and beyond.