Barletta Heavy Division, Inc.

🌩️ Severe Weather Preparedness: Protecting Our Team, Projects, and Environment 🌩️ Severe weather can bring storms, hurricanes, heavy rain, high winds, lightning, extreme temperatures, and even tornadoes! Preparation is essential for safety and minimizing environmental impacts, such as soil erosion, water contamination, and damage to habitats. Best Management Practices include: 🔍 Monitor Weather Conditions • Stay informed with weather forecasts and alerts. • Use weather apps for real-time updates. 📝 Site Assessment and Planning • Identify site-specific hazards like flood-prone areas. • Develop a tailored emergency response plan. 🛡️ Protecting Materials and Equipment • Secure loose items that can be blown away or cause harm. • Use tarps and covers to shield materials from rain and wind. 🌱 Erosion and Sediment Control • Implement and secure erosion control measures like silt fences. • Stabilize soil with vegetation or mulch. 💧 Managing Water Runoff • Ensure proper drainage systems are in place. • Use retention ponds or swales to manage stormwater. 🚫 Preventing Pollution • Store chemicals securely to prevent leaks. • Have spill kits available and train workers on their use. 🔧 Post-Weather Event Actions • Inspect the site for damage and hazards. • Remove debris promptly to prevent contamination. • Repair and stabilize the site to prevent further damage. Severe weather poses risks, but with preparation and proactive measures, we can minimize risks and ensure a swift, effective response. 🌎💪 Barletta Safety Site Officers have been delivering this Toolbox Talk to Barletta project locations throughout the week. #SafetyFirst #EnvironmentalProtection #WeatherPreparedness

Vin Barletta Continues His Dedicated Support of Team IMPACT and Their Inspiring Empowerment of Children and Their Families Team IMPACT is a national movement connecting children living with a serious illness or disability with a dedicated sports team with the goal of inspiring, motivating, and supporting one another. Earlier this week, Vin Barletta, Team Impact, Turner Motorsport and Barletta Engineering hosted an unforgettable event at the historic Thompson Speedway in Thompson, Connecticut! Many of the experiences provided by Team IMPACT focus on the traditional collegiate sports, however, through Vin’s passion of car racing, he has joined with Team IMPACT for a unique annual event. Vin and other professional racers provide children and their families with a day of fast cars, good food and lifelong friendships. Each child is given the opportunity to ride in a racecar with one of the professional racers – making sure every ride is catered to each child’s comfort and desire for speed. “Team IMPACT Day at Thompson Speedway is an incredibly unique and exciting opportunity for us to bring so many Team IMPACT families together to feel the support of our community while having a once-in-a-lifetime racecar experience,” said Ryan Irwin, Team IMPACT’s Regional Executive Director of the Northeast. “All of us at Team IMPACT are incredibly grateful for the support from our partners who put this on for us and help us bring joy to so many kids and families who need it most. We are already looking forward to next year!” ALL IN. ALL TOGETHER. To learn more about Team IMPACT, please visit their site at: https://lnkd.in/gWrM2Aw #BarlettaEngineering #TeamImpact #TurnerMotorsport #ThompsonSpeedway #AllInAllTogether Team IMPACT, Inc. Turner Motorsport Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park

Please join us in welcoming the newest members of the Barletta family! We are thrilled to have you join our team!

Happy All American Pet Photo Day! Enjoy some photos of Barletta’s four-legged family members!

Safety Zone: Toolbox Talk for Safety Discipline What is a Safety Disciplinary Policy? Safety on a jobsite requires constant attention and awareness from everyone involved. The success of Barletta’s safety program correlates to the efforts put forth by all employees involved in a project. Who Is Responsible? Safety starts with every individual. Every Barletta employee and subcontractor at any of the company’s jobsites or offices has the responsibility to work safely and to follow the designated Health and Safety Plan. The Superintendent is the Competent Person for the jobsite, and the Site Safety Officer is to report any perceived violation of the Health and Safety Plan to the Superintendent. Safety is Barletta’s highest priority. Barletta Safety Site Officers will be delivering this Toolbox Talk to project locations throughout the week. #WorkSiteSafety #ConstructionSafety #NewEnglandConstruction #Safety

Our welded cage department starts a busy July with these #prefabricated welded standees for a wastewater treatment project in Pawtucket, RI. These welded assemblies will support 4 layers of #11 6” OC EW in a 10’ thick base mat! #rebar #welding Narragansett Bay Commission, RI Barletta Heavy Division, Inc. Lindon Group Inc. Dan Stevens Colin Bradley

Happy Fourth of July from The Barletta Companies!

Safety Zone: Toolbox Talk for Heat Illnesses Construction workers are often exposed to high temperatures when working outdoors. The combination of hot weather and intense labor puts many people at risk for heat related illness. Reminders When Working in the Heat: • Drink plenty of cool water. Drink even if you don’t feel thirsty! • Take frequent breaks in an air-conditioned or shaded area and wear a sunscreen. • While complying with work location safety apparel requirements – if permissible, wear loose clothing, lightweight long sleeve shirt and long, lightweight pants in a light color. • Limit your off-hour use of alcohol and, if taking prescription drugs, ask your doctor about any effect being in the heat may have on you. Heat Cramps, Exhaustion & Stroke If you don’t pay attention to these early symptoms and get out of the heat, you may experience a heat related illness like one of the following: • Heat cramps. Most common in the arms, legs, back, and stomach. • Treatment: Stop work, drink fluids, and rest in a cool area. • Heat exhaustion can follow. Symptoms are pale and flushed face and neck, clammy skin, heavy sweating, fatigue, shortness of breath, headache, dizziness, or fainting, nausea, vomiting, rapid heartbeat, and breathing. • Treatment: Give first aid by moving the person to a cool place to rest. Remove as much clothing as possible. Give the person water. Get medical help. • Heat stroke is the most serious stage of heat stress. Symptoms are dizziness and confusion; red, hot, dry skin; nausea and vomiting; very little sweating; rapid pulse, high body temperature around 105 degrees; convulsions; fainting. Anyone with heat stroke must be taken to a doctor or hospital immediately. Call 911 Barletta Safety Site Officers will be delivering this Toolbox Talk to Barletta project locations throughout the week. #HeatSafety #SafetyFirst #ToolboxTalk #SummerSafetyTips

Employee Spotlight Name: Ryan Ondrejko Hometown: I grew up in Roslindale where headquarters was originally located, but I live in Foxboro now (for the last 8 years). Title: IT Manager How long have you been working at Barletta: 23 Years (Started at 16 years old delivering parts to jobsites and working in the Roslindale laydown yard). Favorite Barletta moment to date: With my position, any day I have helped people solve unexpected problems when they are up against a deadline, and seeing the relief on their face when I was able to fix it. Responsibilities/Typical Day: I oversee all the electronic equipment in the company which includes Servers, Software, User Computers, Printers, Tablets etc. I also am responsible for the upkeep and preservation of all electronic data. Best Part of the Job: My favorite part of the job is solving new problems every day. I never know what text messages or emails I will receive, and it keeps me on my toes. Let’s just say my job never gets boring! Fun Personal Fact(s)/Hobbies: I used to be a Professional Race Car driver on the NHRA circuit from the ages of 17-25. I traveled the country on the weekends with my father and team. I raced a class called Pro Stock. I have traveled a quarter mile in 6 seconds moving at 215mph. I also enjoy Basketball and Golf and still play them both competitively. I also rescue beagles!

Safety is a daily commitment for The Barletta Companies. As June comes to a close and National Safety Month ends, it is a pivotal reminder that safety is everyone’s responsibility. #NationalSafetyMonth #WorkplaceSafety #SafeAtWorkPledge