Safety Committee | MCA Detroit

The MCA Detroit Health and Safety Committee is continuously welcoming new participants and would love for you to get involved in 2026.

This committee brings together contractor health and safety professionals and industry partners, to collaborate on topics impacting jobsite safety, regulatory compliance, and workforce well-being across our mechanical contracting community.

Through the committee, members help guide:

Safety-focused contractor professional development trainings
An active partnership with the MIOSHA Consultation, Education & Training (CET) Division
Industry-relevant safety resources, programs and initiatives

Whether you have years of experience or are newer to the industry, your perspective matters.

Stay informed on safety trends, regulatory updates and industry initiatives
Help shape contractor professional development and training opportunities
Engage in meaningful collaboration with MIOSHA and industry partners
Share ideas that directly impact jobsite safety and culture
Network with peers across the mechanical construction industry

January 8th

February 5th

March 5th

April 2nd

May 7th

June 4th

July - No Meeting

August 6th

September 3rd

October 1st

November 5th

December 3rd

2026 Meeting Details

The committee meets every first Thursday of the month at 8AM, virtually.

For more information, contact MCA Detroit's Health and Safety Manager

Samantha Moler, ASP

Health and Safety Manager

Email Sam

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