On Friday, September 29, DEW’s field employees gathered at the Hilton Garden Inn in Lebanon, NH, for DEW’s Annual Safety Day. At DEW, Safety is a Way of Life. It is ingrained in our company culture. We prioritize the well-being of our workers and ensure that they have the necessary training and resources to carry out their tasks safely. Our team members undergo regular safety training sessions to stay updated on the latest safety protocols and practices. Presentations and demonstrations included a range of topics from guest speakers, including: David May — Occupational Safety & Health Consultant from Project WorkSAFE, Vermont Department of Labor Shawn Barth — Industrial Hygienist from Project WorkSAFE, VT Department of Labor Lawton W. Rutter — Senior Asbestos & Lead Regulatory Program Engineer from Vermont Department of Health Peter Graves — Hilti Account Manager, Vermont Gabrielle Scotti — Territory Sales Manager of New England, Guardian Charlie Leblanc — Sales Manager, PIP (Protective Industrial Products) Todd Brewer and Ben Bade — Sales Representatives, White Cap Matt Hardy — Trainer and Occupational Health and Safety Consultant, CRM (Contractors Risk Management) We want to thank our guest speakers who shared their expertise and insights during our Safety Day event. Their valuable information and experiences have undoubtedly increased our team’s awareness and understanding of potential hazards and how to mitigate them. Finally, a big thank you goes out to […]
Newly Constructed Hundred Nights Shelter in Keene, New Hampshire, Officially Open
The newly constructed Hundred Nights shelter on Water Street in Keene, New Hampshire, is officially open! To mark this significant milestone, the local community gathered for a celebration featuring a ribbon-cutting ceremony and an open house event on Saturday, September 23. This 15,000-square-foot, wood-framed, three-story homeless shelter is a symbol of hope and dedication, providing a safe haven for those in need. DEW Construction managed the construction of this building, which will replace the Hundred Nights Lamson Street facility and double its capacity with 48 beds and eight rooms, each equipped with bathrooms, showers, and dressers. Additionally, four private rooms were designed for families in a separate wing of the building on the second floor. The shelter also includes communal spaces, donation rooms, an industrial kitchen, laundry rooms on each floor, ample storage, and separate bedrooms and office space for staff members. The building, designed by Market Square Architects, fosters a warm and welcoming atmosphere, providing a sense of comfort and security to those seeking shelter. The event began with speeches from local officials and representatives from Hundred Nights, expressing their gratitude and excitement for the completion of this vital project. The ribbon-cutting ceremony was then followed by an open house, during which community members could explore and tour the entire building. The shelter aims to continue addressing the increasing homelessness issue in southwestern New Hampshire, offering services and support […]
DEW Construction Honored as a Best Company To Work For in New Hampshire for 3rd Consecutive Year
Members of our team gathered in Manchester, NH, at the Business New Hampshire Magazine Breakfast With The Best event on Thursday, September 21, to celebrate DEW’s nomination as a Best Company to Work for in New Hampshire! This recognition is given to businesses that go above and beyond to create engaging workplaces, understanding the link between employee fulfillment and productivity. We are thrilled to be acknowledged again for our commitment to cultivating a positive and engaging work culture, and we are incredibly proud to have secured a spot in the top 10 this year! We want to express our heartfelt gratitude to the entire DEW family. Your unwavering dedication and passion are what make DEW Construction so special. Without you, this accomplishment would not have been possible. We also want to congratulate all the other winners, the Hall of Fame inductees, and everyone who led the CultureFest discussions. Our team had an amazing time and learned a lot! Here’s to three consecutive years of being recognized as one of the Best Companies to Work For in New Hampshire! Business NH Magazine: Business NH Magazine Names 2023 Best Companies to Work For
DEW Construction Honored as a Best Company to Work For for 3rd Consecutive Year!
DEW Construction Welcomes Two
DEW Construction is pleased to welcome Assistant Project Manager Justin DePasquale and Superintendent Patrick Turnbull. Assistant Project Manager Justin DePasquale brings over seventeen years of industry experience and is proficient in all aspects of project management. After graduating from the University of Rhode Island in 2015, he worked for a local construction company overseeing renovation projects. Eventually, he established his own construction company in Rhode Island, specializing in constructing recreation centers for several years. Justin’s career path eventually led him to Colorado, where he joined a company that focused on renovating large-scale multi-family housing projects in Kansas City, Arizona, and Colorado. As Assistant Project Manager, Justin will be responsible for helping oversee the planning and implementation of projects from preconstruction through construction. Justin is currently helping to oversee the management of the South Burlington School District – Zero Energy Modular Classroom project in South Burlington, VT. Additionally, he is assisting in managing several projects currently active at Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH. Superintendent Patrick Turnbull has over a decade of experience overseeing commercial and Federal construction projects. He has worked extensively with the US Air Force, Army Corps of Engineers, and the US Navy. Turnbull initially started his career as a property manager, where he was responsible for maintaining five properties and overseeing various renovations totaling over 165,000 GSF. As his career progressed, he transitioned into construction management and has taken on […]
