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Business Wire
5 days ago
- Business
- Business Wire
Sevan Multi-Site Solutions Achieves World-Class Safety Performance Through Platinum-Level ABC STEP Program
DOWNERS GROVE, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sevan Multi-Site Solutions, Inc. (Sevan) recently announced it has achieved Platinum-level recognition in Associated Builders and Contractors' STEP Safety Management System. Founded more than three decades ago, STEP provides a framework for construction firms to measure, strengthen, and build industry-leading safety programs. Earning STEP recognition demonstrates safety performance that is nearly six times safer than the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics construction industry average. 'Our clients trust us to deliver excellence—not just in execution, but in how we care for our people,' said Jim Evans, CEO and Founder of Sevan. 'Earning ABC STEP Platinum validates the safety-first culture we've built across the company. It's a reflection of the deep commitment our team brings to every site, every day.' STEP participants complete a comprehensive evaluation of their safety programs and practices to identify opportunities for improvement and benchmark progress against industry standards. Through this process, Sevan demonstrated ongoing excellence in jobsite safety, employee engagement, and proactive risk management. 'At Sevan, safety isn't just a metric—it's our mindset,' said Chris Carter, Vice President of Safety. 'We're proud of this recognition because it speaks to our people. From field teams to leadership, every person plays a part in maintaining a safe, healthy environment where we can all thrive.' According to ABC's annual Safety Performance Report, STEP participants can reduce recordable incidents by up to 83%, making top-performing companies 576% safer than the industry average. STEP ratings range from Bronze and Silver to Gold, Platinum, and Diamond—the highest level. 'Safety is a journey, and that journey is possible because of systems like STEP, which enables ABC member contractors like Sevan to actively build health and safety into their culture,' said Greg Sizemore, ABC Vice President of Health, Safety, Environment and Workforce Development. 'Our people are our greatest asset, and I commend Sevan for consistently fulfilling those commitments to raise the bar of safety performance.' To learn more about the STEP program, visit About Sevan Sevan is a leading global provider of innovative solutions in site development, design, program management, and construction services for organizations operating across multiple sites. As a veteran-owned firm driven to provide efficiency and accelerate project timelines, Sevan facilitates high-quality program rollouts that maximize client returns. Trusted by the world's top brands, Sevan delivers customized, cutting-edge solutions to the restaurant, grocery, fuel and convenience store, retail, healthcare and pharmacy, housing and government sectors nationwide. For more information about Sevan and its comprehensive suite of services, please visit
Yahoo
12-02-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Police clarify Suaram director not arrested, but called in to give statement
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 12 — Police clarified that Suara Rakyat Malaysia (Suaram) executive director Sevan Doraisamy was called in by Putrajaya police earlier today to give his statement for allegedly entering the Home Ministry's protected area on Monday. Assistant Commissioner Aidi Sham Mohamed clarified to Malay Mail that Sevan was not under arrest. 'Not arrested,' he said in a brief WhatsApp reply. When asked if Sevan was called in to only give a statement, his reply was affirmative. Earlier, rights group Suaram said six police officers from the Putrajaya district headquarters arrested activists Sevan Doraisamy and Azura Nasron today for allegedly entering a protected area in the Home Ministry without authorisation. The group said the duo had been waiting for two and a half hours at the Home Ministry (KDN) earlier in the week for their promised entry pass but were allegedly ignored by police and Rela personnel. 'Before the police arrived this morning, they had informed the two that they were coming to serve a 111 notice, but ambushed them with an arrest instead,' the group said in a Facebook post. The two had been at KDN to discuss issues related to the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act (Sosma) but were prevented from entering.
