CONNECTED TO SAFETY

At BGE, safety is a foundational consideration. Building upon that reliably solid bedrock is how we achieve great things.

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Safety

COLLECTIVE COMMITMENT

Ensuring the well-being of everyone on the team is not only an operational priority. It’s a personal priority shared by every employee—a responsibility we take for each other, fueled by compassion and fostering a culture of collaboration, knowledge, and training.

STANDARDS HELD HIGH

Because the world constantly changes, safety demands vigilance. BGE’s Safety Advisory Committee strives to meet the highest regulatory standards set by our clients, our company, and our industry proactively embracing safety policies and training procedures companywide.

Fieldwork using survey equipment in full protective gear.

Collaborating on a Public Works project in full protective gear.

TRUST IS EARNED,
NEVER ASSUMED

To earn it, our safety program is supported by online safety management systems, including ISNetworld, PICS, and BROWZ. Program members lead job safety analyses, and report on OSHA recordable injuries, near-miss incidents, and internal programs.

Projects

OUR LATEST PROJECTS

Our portfolio includes complex projects for transportation infrastructure, water treatment facilities, master-planned communities, and more. Explore.

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La Porte Chemical Plant Debottleneck

BGE secured an NSR permit for a La Porte chemical plant, enabling increased production and compliance with TCEQ regulations.
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The Grand Parkway

Overview In the early 1960s, a group of developers and engineers envisioned a scenic highway that would encircle the greater Houston region. This highway, the Grand Parkway (SH 99) was proposed as a 180-mile loop that would pass through seven counties. BGE has worked with the Grand Parkway Association, Harris County Toll Road Authority, TxDOTContinue…
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CapEx Central Drainage Tunnels & Pump Station

BGE designed two large-diameter tunnels beneath IH 35 and East Cesar Chavez Street in downtown Austin to alleviate flooding. The tunnels will convey stormwater to a pump station and discharge it into the Colorado River. This project is part of the larger IH 35 expansion.
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