Level 10 Construction

This past week, our SDUSD Chesterton Elementary School project team hosted an appreciation lunch for all the workers for National Construction Safety Week and the school staff for National Teacher Appreciation Week.

The whole site rebuild is now onto Phase 2, marking an exciting milestone for the project and the school community.

Thank you to all team members contributing to this project, as well as the Chesterton Elementary School staff, for your continued hard work and support throughout construction.

As Construction Safety Week 2026 comes to a close, we’re reminded that safety is not just a weeklong focus, it’s a daily commitment on every Level 10 jobsite.

This year’s theme, All In Together, reflects our commitment to Recognize, Respond, and Respect to ensure safety on our jobsites, and continue to lead a higher standard of safety across our industry.

A huge shoutout to our safety teams and everyone who shows what it means to be all in for safety.

Respecting the plan is more than following instructions. It is about creating a culture of safety where everyone feels empowered to speak up and collaborate openly across every phase of the project.

At Level 10, our projects are built by teams who communicate, take ownership, and look out for one another every day.

Safety is a huge aspect that sets Level 10 apart in our industry.

To kick Safety Week off this year, we want to highlight the importance of recognizing the presence and impact of high energy / high hazards / STCKY (stuff that can kill you) activities.

A few of our safety managers gave their advice on the importance of how awareness and communication help keep everyone safe on the jobsite.