W.E. O'Neil Construction

To the Class of 2026, congratulations on reaching this incredible milestone! 🎓 We’re proud of your hard work and excited to see where your journey takes you next. ✨ At W.E. O’Neil, we’re proud to support our team every step of the way. As part of our vision, “WE Value People. WE Build Dreams.,” we’re committed to helping our #EmployeeOwners grow through meaningful career opportunities and benefits like our student loan repayment program. Ready to build something great? We’d love to connect! Reach out to Sheila Meyer or Kala Kapahalou, or explore opportunities on our website.

Big moves in Baton Rouge. 🚧🏗️ This 130‑foot, 60,000‑pound truss was set in just 7 hours to form the North Porte Cochere entry at @ballysbatonrouge Casino. With only three foundations and a 1‑inch tolerance, the lift required absolute precision. After five crane plan revisions, the team successfully executed the installation using a 400‑ton crane, navigating tight site constraints and active underground utilities. A great example of what thoughtful planning and strong field coordination can achieve. Kudos to Brett Buscher, David Montenegro, Pat Kerrigan, and Nick Wroten for coordinating this effort during the scheduling and design process. More about this project and more on our website.

#ConstructionSafetyWeek 🚧| At W.E. O’Neil, safety is a shared responsibility. During Safety Week 2026, over 4,100 trade partners and team members came together across jobsites and offices to reinforce a culture of planning, ownership, and accountability. From leadership insights to hands‑on training, we continue raising the bar on construction safety as we work toward a zero‑injury workplace. Safety Week sessions focused on what matters most—from the “Fatal Four” and heat prevention to the safe use of tools and equipment—ensuring everyone goes home safe, every day. 👉 Read more about Safety Week 2026 on our website. - 🔹 Did you know? 📊 According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, fatalities due to falls, slips, and trips decreased by 4.6% in 2024 (from 885 in 2023 to 844 in 2024). Construction and extraction occupations accounted for 370 of these fatalities. Exposure to extreme environmental heat slightly increased from 19 in 2023 to 24 in 2024. https://www.bls.gov/iif/fatal-injuries-tables/fatal-occupational-injuries-table-a-9-2024.htm #ConstructionSafetyWeek #SafetyFirst #WEOwnSafety #EmployeeOwners #SafetyCulture

For more than 15 years, our Texas team has been proud to sponsor the Coastal Conservation Association (CCA) Austin Banquet, standing alongside an organization deeply committed to protecting Texas’ coastal marine resources. This year’s banquet event was once again a tremendous success, bringing together a passionate community dedicated to stewardship, conservation, and lasting impact. @ccanational is a nonprofit marine conservation organization with 17 coastal state chapters spanning the Gulf Coast, Atlantic Seaboard, and Pacific Northwest. Through an extraordinary network of dedicated volunteers, CCA has become the largest marine conservation group of its kind, working to ensure healthy marine ecosystems while preserving access for recreational anglers. We are grateful to @cca_texas for the opportunity to give back, and to our employee‑owners who joined us in support of this important cause. Your enthusiasm and commitment help make a lasting difference in the communities and environments we are proud to serve.

Safety Awards 2026 Q1 🏆🎉 | Please join us in recognizing and celebrating our regional Safety Award winners for this year’s first quarter! Your commitment to planning the work, owning the responsibility, and doing it safely exemplifies what “Plan It. Own It. Do It Safely.” looks like in action. At W.E. O’Neil, safety is a shared responsibility and a true team effort on every jobsite. Our regional safety awards recognize individuals, project teams, and trade partners who consistently demonstrate leadership, accountability, and a proactive approach to keeping everyone safe. 🏆 Safety Recognition Award This monthly award presented in our AZ, CA, and CO offices, honors individuals who demonstrate exceptional safety leadership by proactively addressing hazards, supporting their teams, and reinforcing safe behaviors, even in high‑risk environments. 🏗️ Safe Site Award Recognizes jobsite teams that exemplify outstanding safety performance through strong planning, teamwork, and consistent execution. These teams lead by identifying risks early, communicating clearly, and maintaining a strong safety culture throughout the life of the project. 🔹 @northwesternu ’s Bobb-McCulloch Hall Renovation (Chicago, IL) 🔹 @macerichbrandexperiences FlatIron Crossing Village (Denver, CO) 🤝 Trade Partner Award - Underground Infrastructure Technologies (Denver, CO) The Trade Partner Award, presented in our Colorado region for Q1, honors industry partner companies that demonstrate outstanding safety performance and align closely with our safety culture. These partners play a critical role in creating safe jobsites and reinforcing shared responsibility for safety. Thank you for setting the bar high, leading by example, and protecting what matters most. Your actions make a meaningful difference and strengthen our safety culture. #WEOwnSafety #ConstructionSafetyWeek2026 #PlanItOwnItDoItSafely #ConstructionSafety

We’re proud to celebrate Max Boeh, who has been honored with the Outstanding GC Superintendent Award by @asa_chicago – Association of Subcontractors & Affiliates. This recognition is especially meaningful, as it’s based on nominations from the subcontractor community. Since joining W.E. O’Neil in 2014, Max has built a strong reputation for leading complex projects while fostering trusted partnerships with the trades and field teams who bring projects to life. His work on Thrive Exchange South Apartments mixed-use development and the recently completed @wcsouthland casino and resort reflects his commitment to collaboration, proactive problem‑solving, and keeping projects moving through complex and evolving designs. Max is known for fostering collaborative relationships with the trades, relentlessly working to eliminate jobsite constraints, and integrating procurement strategy early to keep projects moving efficiently through complex and evolving designs. Congratulations, Max, and thank you for representing the best of our field leadership and partnership‑driven culture. @windcreekhospitality

It’s a busy and exciting week in the construction world, celebrating #SafetyWeek and connecting with industry peers at the @urbanlandinstitute Spring Meeting. We extended the celebration in Nashville after the conference Wednesday night at our Taste of Tennessee happy hour cohosted with @swsengineeringinc ! We had an incredible time with guests, enjoying a private Ole Smoky moonshine and whiskey tasting and Southern‑inspired bites. Thank you to everyone who joined us for an evening of great conversation, local flavors, and meaningful connections. Cheers to building relationships beyond the conference floor! Stay in touch and connect with our #Tennessee team. @ulinashville

As we close out #ConstructionSafetyWeek, our CEO John Finn reinforces what truly drives a strong safety culture: listening, action, and teamwork. “When leaders actually listen and take action, people feel safe speaking up. That’s the foundation. By looking out for one another as #OneTeam, we keep each other safe and propel our safety culture.” Safety Week may come to a close, but our shared responsibility continues. By planning with intention, taking ownership, and looking out for one another, we strengthen a culture where safety is lived every day. Thank you for tuning in this week! Learn more about our safety culture and leadership on our website. #WEOwnSafety #ConstructionSafetyWeek2026 #PlanItOwnItDoItSafely #ConstructionSafety

🎉 We’re thrilled to celebrate the topping out of The James, an exciting step forward in delivering exceptional #SeniorLiving. This Type I‑A, eight‑story, Class‑A community in Irvine reached this milestone through outstanding collaboration, grit, and determination, powering through weather challenges to stay on track. Once complete, The James will span 429,850 SF and include two levels of subterranean parking, offering a well‑balanced residential mix of 210 independent living units, 110 assisted living units, and 30 memory care units. Designed with lifestyle at its core, the community will feature an impressive array of upscale amenities, including a therapy pool and spa, wellness gym, yoga and art studios, bar and lounge areas, a theater, and welcoming outdoor courtyards with BBQs, fire pits, and comfortable seating, all just steps from The District at Tustin Legacy. Congratulations and thank you to our #RepeatClient Harbert Management Corporation, the design team at Van Tilburg and Banvard & Soderbergh (@vtbsarchitects ), and our incredible trade partners and project team. This milestone is a true testament to everyone’s commitment, craftsmanship, and one team spirit. 🙌

Say hello to Matt Hoster, Colorado President! | During the #SafetyWeek, Matt reminds us that strong safety culture starts with thoughtful leadership and thrives when people feel empowered to speak up. Matt shares what it takes to make safety the standard, not the exception. “As leaders, we have a responsibility to lead by example. We need to speak up when we see something unsafe. We need to not just reward good safety culture behavior but celebrate it too. When this becomes habit, it becomes the normalized standard,” Matt shares. He emphasizes that trust is the foundation of it all, adding, “None of this happens if we don’t create an environment where speaking up is not embraced.” This #ConstructionSafetyWeek, Matt reinforces the importance of visible leadership, accountability, and creating a workplace where safety is valued, recognized, and lived every day. #WEOwnSafety #ConstructionSafetyWeek2026 #PlanItOwnItDoItSafely #ConstructionSafety

#ConstructionSafetyWeek | At the heart of safety is one simple goal: making sure everyone returns home to the people who matter most. As today’s second leadership spotlight, Tennessee VP Gregg Riddle shares how his journey in construction shaped his approach to safety. “My early years as a union carpenter made me appreciate the role safety plays in a project’s day-to-day execution. Unfortunately, during those years I saw my fair share of workplace accidents, which really shapes your approach to safety. As I transitioned to management and overseeing projects, I feel a responsibility to ensure all staff and trade partners return home to their loved ones at the end of every day.” Thank you, Gregg, for sharing your experience and reinforcing what it means to lead with care, accountability, and a genuine commitment to protecting our people. More about Gregg on our website. #WEOwnSafety #ConstructionSafetyWeek2026 #PlanItOwnItDoItSafely #ConstructionSafety

Last night, we were honored to sponsor a special evening commemorating the @urbanlandinstitute Spring Meeting and celebrating the incredible women of Women's Leadership Initiative (WLI). From cocktails and sweet treats to live Music City entertainment, the night was filled with connection, creativity, and community. Guests rolled up their sleeves for a truly iconic Nashville experience with Hatch Show Print—designing custom commemorative posters that captured the spirit of the city and the moment. Most importantly, the event shined a spotlight on the dynamic women helping shape the future of our industry. Proud to support an event that blends innovation, artistry, and recognition in such a meaningful way. 🎶 @ulinashville | @henricksen.tn