AGC meets the needs of the commercial construction industry by providing exceptional products and benefits, industry-leading health and safety services, and invaluable opportunities to build business relationships.
The savings you’ll realize with an AGC membership in just one year could far outweigh annual membership dues.
Advice and consultation, education and training resources, both online and in-person.
Get assistance with labor issues, including contract interpretation, information on prevailing wage laws, and more.
AGC works closely with public officials to shape the legislation and regulations that impact the construction industry.
Build valuable skills and network with other industry professionals.
Originally joining AGC in 1974, the thought of not being a member has never been a consideration for our corporations. By joining AGC you team with a comprehensive partner that provides workers’ compensation, health insurance, retirement programs, safety resources, a political voice for our industry, and HR advice, along with national buying programs for common goods and services that we all need. If you compare the costs of “going it alone“ for these services, and add the cost of at least one full time employee or more depending on your company size…the decision is clear. AGC adds value and saves time and money. Russ Batzer JB Steel, Inc.
Originally joining AGC in 1974, the thought of not being a member has never been a consideration for our corporations. By joining AGC you team with a comprehensive partner that provides workers’ compensation, health insurance, retirement programs, safety resources, a political voice for our industry, and HR advice, along with national buying programs for common goods and services that we all need. If you compare the costs of “going it alone“ for these services, and add the cost of at least one full time employee or more depending on your company size…the decision is clear. AGC adds value and saves time and money.
Belonging to AGC is like having my cake and eating it too. I get access to all the resources and benefits like the safety program; discounts on group products; important updates on issues, trends, and legislation within our industry; networking; and on top of that, I've been getting money back from my SAIF workers' comp retro returns that offsets membership dues. Cameron Foroud James E John Construction
Belonging to AGC is like having my cake and eating it too. I get access to all the resources and benefits like the safety program; discounts on group products; important updates on issues, trends, and legislation within our industry; networking; and on top of that, I've been getting money back from my SAIF workers' comp retro returns that offsets membership dues.
The coalition is open to AGC members, prospective members and others interested in growing and developing the construction workforce of the future. This meeting will focus on developing workforce connections between employers, educators, and students.
May 1, 8–9:30 am, AGC Center, Wilsonville. New regulations from the federal Department of Transportation recently went in to effect requiring Electronic Logging Devices (ELD) for commercial vehicles. In some cases, the ELDs may create new challenges for our industry to remain in compliance. This complimentary presentation on the hours of service rules and the new requirements of ELD will be helpful for both highway and building contractors.
Join us for this interactive panel discussion with Brian Knudsen, chief estimator, Andersen Construction Company; Brian Shoemaker, project manager, P&C Construction Company; and Keith Mohr, NW regional manager, ISEC, for a further look into general conditions: what they are, what you need to know, who to call, and what to ask.
Wanting to get more involved in our fun summer events? Sponsorship is a great way to highlight your company and network with other members. Sponsorships for our summer events are now open!
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