To answer this question, we created and implemented the Stop the STCKY program. Now the 1 st place winner of the 2024 AGC of America Innovation Award, we believe Stop the STCKY can …

May 22, 2024 · At Sundt, we celebrate Construction Safety Week with STCKY (S#*! That Can Kill You) Week, which highlights Sundt’s Stop the STCKY program and provides our jobsites with …

Apply 'Stuff That Can Kill You' (STCKY) hazard management. Learn the benefits, processes, and use data to proactively address risks and prevent incidents.

Aug 4, 2025 · Serious injuries and fatalities are most often caused by uncontrolled energy: a fall from height, a crush incident, an unexpected equipment movement. The STCKY TM …

Sundt began trying out a new measurement in 2019 called STCKY, or “Stuff That Can Kill You.” (Sometimes, Levin doesn’t say “stuff,” instead using language more commonly heard on the …

Jul 1, 2024 · STCKY stands for S#*! That Can Kill You – a mindset for all construction companies and their employees to pay attention to, said Paul Levin, Sundt Construction’s vice president …

May 21, 2024 · STCKY, a catchy acronym for Stuff that Can Kill You, prompts crews to consider the STCKY aspects of their work daily, assess the measures to control STCKY hazards and …

What is the Goal? STOP The STCKY is designed to recognize and mitigate high-energy hazards, (STCKY - S#*! That Can Kill You), through the identification, implementation, and execution of …

May 6, 2025 · That’s why we’re committed to identifying and eliminating high energy hazards, also known as STCKY (Stuff That Could Kill You). These are the jobsite conditions that carry the …

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