Using tilt-up construction, the team poured 25 concrete panels into horizontal forms at the jobsite, hoisting each up into the structural frame of the building as it was ready; this provided advantages in cost, schedule and safety. The warehouse’s construction also offered an opportunity to integrate new safety protocols. Every meeting started with a “safety share” by at least one participant describing one way they work safely. Project leaders implemented an initiative called My Attitude Can Help Others (MACHO), which encouraged craftworkers to nominate each other for awards for safety-promoting behaviors. This fostered a constant dialogue about the importance of working safely and keeping each other accountable. The efforts paid off: The project had a zero OSHA recordable incident rate and zero lost-time accidents over more than 22,000 worker-hours.