RCS Influencers
Businesses Should Exist for More than Just Making Money
RCS Influencer Charles Antis shows how he integrates cause marketing into everything his business does. Editor’s note: Watch the video to see and hear what Charles Antis and his Director of Cause have to say about how his company gives back. You can read the transcript below the video, but we ...
Giving Back is the Right Thing to Do
RCS Influencer Mike Pickel says that his company lives every day with the philosophy of giving back when they have the opportunity. At Texas Traditions Roofing, giving back is just part of who we are. We don’t think of it in terms of ‘cause marketing.’ Although our marketing director would probably ...
Giving Back Results in Immeasurable Rewards
RCS Influencer Ken Kelly says that giving back not only shows potential customers their compassion it is an important culture builder. Hurricane Dorian devastated the Northern Bahamas cutting off power, destroying homes, creating unsanitary conditions, cutting off roads all while leaving people without food, water and the basic needs for survival. ...
Education Plays Key Role in Employee Safety
RCS Influencer Charles Antis talks with his safety coordinator to share some of their best safety practices and employee education efforts. Editor’s note: You can watch Charles’ interview with Jovan Pardo, Antis Roofing Safety Coordinator in the video below or keep scrolling to read the transcript. Hi, I'm Charles Antis, CEO ...
Closing the Safety Gender Gap
RCS Influencer Jennifer Stone says that many businesses have a culture of safety, but when it comes to women on the roof, there is a gap. One of the great things I love about working at Johns Manville is that there truly is a culture of safety. Every meeting, every conference ...
Building a Culture of Safety is Primary to Success
RCS Influencer Marty Stout says that a culture of safety saves lives and is the right thing to do. The topic of safety relates to one that we discussed earlier this year about company culture. Safety needs to be a part of the way everyone thinks and operates. This is not ...
Safety Off the Roof
RCS Influencer Heidi J. Ellsworth says that employees working in the office also need to adhere to safety guidelines for their work environment. When we talk about safety, most of us think of the safety of the crews while they are working on the jobsite. We provide them with ...
Handling an OSHA Safety Citation
RCS Influencer Trent Cotney says that even the most solid safety program can’t prevent your company from receiving an OSHA violation. Roofing contractors and, more generally, all construction employers are legally required to adhere to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) workplace standards and regulations. Therefore, it is in your company’s ...
Safety is a State of Mind
RCS Influencer Mike Pickel says that safety is always at the forefront on every job. Safety is a state of mind for us at Texas Traditions Roofing. Every minute my supervisor and I spend on a jobsite, we are always doing safety inspections. Are the workers working safely, are the ladders ...
Safety Bonus Encourages Crews to Stay Compliant
RCS Influencer Ken Kelly says that Kelly Roofing is vigilant and forward-thinking in its safety program. Before any employee is released to work, they must attend our bootcamp. This two-hour training is comprised of more than just safety, but safety is a primary focus. This stems from a ...
