SDV Construction, Inc.

SDV Construction, a local small business, has been NATIONALLY recognized by the US Department of Energy and awarded the Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business Award of the year. A huge thank you to our incredible team and community for making this possible! We will continue to stay committed serving the community with integrity, excellence, honesty, and agility, which is the Veteran’s mentality. This service extends through our projects, to our community, and internally with our staff as we “strive to keep the humanity and compassion in the organization.” Again, a huge THANK YOU to our entire team and community and to Sandia National Labs for the nomination and continued support of our team. #SDVConstruction #LandOfEnchantment #NewMexicoTrue #ConstructionCompany #VeteranOwned #VeteranOwnedBusiness #VeteranBusiness #NMTrue #NationalAward #SBA #DOE U.S. Small Business Administration Sandia National Laboratories

We are incredibly proud to be recognized by Albuquerque Business First in multiple categories this year: • Fastest Growing Companies • Top General Contractors • Largest Employers (Both Lists) • Top Private Companies And #1 in Veteran-Owned Businesses We have an amazing Team! And a huge THANK YOU to our clients, partners, and community for trusting us to build across New Mexico and beyond. Here’s to continuing to grow, lead, and serve together! #TeamWork #VereranOwned #Construction #NewMexico Albuquerque Business First

🔧 Safety Saturday: Material & Equipment Handling 🔧 Proper handling of materials and equipment isn’t just about getting the job done—it’s about doing it safely and efficiently. When we use the right techniques, we reduce the risk of injury, improve productivity, and extend the life of tools and materials. Here's how we do it safely: 🛠️ Why Proper Handling Matters • Injury Prevention: Reduces the risk of accidents and injuries. • Efficiency: Boosts productivity, saving time and resources. • Longevity: Extends the lifespan of materials and equipment. 📦 Safe Material Handling Tips • Assess: Evaluate weight, shape, and hazards before moving materials. • Lift Correctly: Bend at the knees, keep the load close, and use your legs. • Teamwork: For heavy items, share the load with a coworker. • Use Tools: Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or cranes for heavy lifting. 🚜 Equipment Safety • Training: Ensure you're trained and authorized to use machinery. • Inspect: Check equipment before use and report defects. • PPE: Always wear the necessary protective equipment. 🔧 Tool Safety • Inspect: Check tools for damage before use. • Proper Use: Choose the right tool for the task. • PPE: Wear safety glasses, gloves, and other necessary gear. 🗣️ Communication • Clear Communication: Keep everyone informed when handling materials or operating equipment. • Signage: Always follow posted signs and warnings. Let's keep it safe, efficient, and smart on every job site! #SafetySaturday #MaterialHandling #ConstructionSafety #WorkSmart #InjuryPrevention #ToolSafety #PPE [Disclosure: The information provided is intended for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal or professional advice. Employers and employees should consult relevant regulations and standards and implement appropriate safety measures in accordance with their specific circumstances.]

We are incredibly proud to be recognized by Albuquerque Business First in multiple categories this year: • Fastest Growing Companies • Top General Contractors • Largest Employers (Both Lists) • Top Private Companies And #1 in Veteran-Owned Businesses We have an amazing Team! And a huge THANK YOU to our clients, partners, and community for trusting us to build across New Mexico and beyond. Here’s to continuing to grow, lead, and serve together! #TeamWork #VereranOwned #Construction #NewMexico Albuquerque Business First SDV Construction, Inc.

Holiday cheers with our SDV Construction Team! ✨ We wrapped up the 2024 year with our annual Christmas party, bringing our entire team together to celebrate the season and reflect on our shared successes. Here’s a glimpse of what made the day so special: • A delicious, catered, traditional Christmas lunch 🍽️ • A lively White Elephant gift exchange • A raffle for our incredible field team, where each of them walked away with a new tool • Brand-new heavy-duty reflective winter coats for all of our team members regularly in the field • Christmas bonuses for every team member • A mass safety meeting to kick off the holiday break with care To top it off, we sent everyone home early to start their Christmas Vacation. It was a festive, heartfelt day that perfectly wrapped up a year of teamwork and quality projects. Here’s to a safe, successful 2025 ahead! 🛠️✨ #Construction #Teamwork #Grateful

Building holiday cheer, one project at a time! 🎄✨ Wishing you a season filled with joy, warmth, and the spirit of togetherness. From foundations to finishing touches, we’re grateful to construct brighter futures with our team and community. #MerryChristmas #HappyHolidays #ConstructionLife #BuildingJoy #Teamwork #Craftsmanship

Christmas Eve is here, and we're focused on what matters most—family, togetherness, and creating memories that last. 🎄✨ And don’t worry, Santa—our roofs are up to code! 🛠️🎅 #ChristmasEve #FamilyMatters #ConstructionLife

🔧 Safety Saturday: Basic Scaffold Safety 🔧 Scaffolds are essential tools on construction sites, but they come with specific safety standards to ensure everyone stays safe while working at heights. Understanding the different types of scaffolds is the first step to preventing accidents and complying with OSHA regulations. Here are some of the most common scaffolds you might encounter: 🏗️ Supported Scaffold: Platforms supported by beams, poles, or frames. 🔗 Suspension Scaffold: Platforms suspended by ropes or other non-rigid supports. ⚙️ Adjustable Suspension Scaffold: Equipped with hoists for raising and lowering platforms. 🪜 Ladder Jack Scaffold: Platforms resting on brackets attached to ladders. 🚛 Mobile Scaffold: Portable scaffolds mounted on casters or wheels. 🚫 Prohibited Scaffolds: Lean-to and Shore scaffolds are unsafe and forbidden by OSHA. This is just a glimpse into the world of scaffolds, each with its own unique design and regulations. Always ensure you’re using the right scaffold for the job and follow OSHA guidelines to keep your team safe. #SafetySaturday #ConstructionSafety #ScaffoldSafety #OSHACompliance #BuildingResponsibly [Disclosure: The information provided is intended for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal or professional advice. Employers and employees should consult relevant regulations and standards and implement appropriate safety measures in accordance with their specific circumstances.]

🛠️ Safety Saturday: Understanding Asbestos Risks 🛠️ Asbestos might seem like a material from the past, but its legacy lingers in many buildings and products we encounter today. Knowing the dangers and taking precautions is critical to safeguarding your health on the job. 🔍 What is Asbestos? A naturally occurring mineral resistant to heat and corrosion, asbestos was widely used in construction materials like insulation, floor tiles, and even vehicle components. While its use decreased in the 1980s, it’s still present in some older buildings and materials. 🚨 Why is it Dangerous? Asbestos fibers are microscopic but can cause significant harm when inhaled. These airborne fibers lodge in lung tissue, causing scarring, reduced lung function, and illnesses like mesothelioma—sometimes decades after exposure. ✔️ Best Practices for Working Around Asbestos: 1️⃣ Recognize materials that may contain asbestos. 2️⃣ Avoid disturbing these materials—no smashing, cutting, or grinding. 3️⃣ Prevent dust creation, and never sweep debris containing potential asbestos. 4️⃣ Report and isolate any damaged asbestos-containing materials for professional abatement. Protect yourself and your team by staying informed and vigilant. Even decades later, the effects of asbestos exposure can surface. Let’s prioritize safety and take no risks when it comes to this silent hazard. #SafetySaturday #ConstructionSafety #AsbestosAwareness #WorkplaceHealth #BuildSafe [Disclosure: The information provided is intended for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal or professional advice. Employers and employees should consult relevant regulations and standards and implement appropriate safety measures in accordance with their specific circumstances.]

Congratulations to Susan Baca, ABC Member of the Year! We are incredibly proud to announce that our very own, Susan Baca, Safety Director of SDV Construction and New Mexico’s Mental Health Champion, has been recognized as the Member of the Year by Associated Builders and Contractors New Mexico Chapter! "Quite honestly, we could not have done it without the help of this particular member - a leader by example." - Carla Kugler, President of ABC New Mexico Susan's dedication to safety, mental health advocacy, and the construction industry has left an indelible mark. She's a true leader - leading by example and making a difference in countless lives. Congratulations, Susan! This is a well deserved award. 🏆👏 #MemberoftheYear #SafetyLeader #MentalHealth #Construction #ProudTeam #ABCNM Associated Builders and Contractors ABC New Mexico Susan Baca