2024-25 CAWP Executive Committee 

President – Ali Mills, Plum Contracting, Inc. 

Vice President – Justin Fox, Independence Excavating 

Secretary-Treasurer – David Sciullo, Golden Triangle Construction Co. 

Committee Chair – Steven Reed, Mekis Construction Corp.

Immediate Past President – Frank Piedimonte, Brayman Construction Corp.  

 

2024 CAWP Board of Governors  

Erik Bertrand – Mosites Construction Company 

Robert Breisinger – Mascaro Contracting, LP 

Ryan Cramer – Penn Line Service, Inc. 

Justin Fox – Independence Excavating 

Mark Gentile – Trumbull Corporation  

Joseph E. Kissane – M. O’Herron Company 

John H. Laver IV – Lindy Paving, Inc. 

David Matesic – Matcon Diamond 

Anthony Merante – A. Merante Contracting, Inc. 

Ali Mills – Plum Contracting, Inc. 

Steven Reed – Mekis Construction Corporation 

Forrest Schultz – B&K Enterprises, Inc. 

David Sciullo – Golden Triangle Construction Co., Inc. 

Lance Shreffler – Gregori Construction Inc. 

Ryan Surrena – Fay, S&B USA Construction 

Vince Tutino – Lindy Paving, Inc. 

Associate Member Representative – Jay Black - Seubert & Associates 

 

Presidents Council 

Joseph F. Casilli – Casper Colosimo & Son, Inc. 

George E. Mezey – Trumbull Corporation 

Frank Piedimonte – Brayman Construction Corporation  

Andrew R. Swank – Swank Construction Company, LLC 

 

Honorary Board Members 

John M. Mills – Plum Contracting, Inc. 

Robert G. Miner, Jr. – Donegal Construction Corporation 

Stephen M. Muck – Brayman Construction Corporation 

Charles J. Niederriter – Golden Triangle Construction Co., Inc. 

Michael A. Palo – Francis J. Palo, Inc. 

Kenneth L. Wolf – Mekis Construction Corporation 

ICYMI – The 2024 CAWP/H2AP Annual Membership Reception and Monte Carlo Night was held Friday, January 12.

Stay tuned for the full event recap next week! 

General Recordkeeping Requirements 

Contractors with more than 10 employees must keep a record of serious work-related injuries and illnesses.  For more information, visit: osha.gov/recordkeeping 

OSHA 300A Form Posting  

Download OSHA 300 (Log) & OSHA 300A (Summary) at osha.gov/recordkeeping/forms 

Post the 2023 OSHA Form 300A by February 1 and keep posted to April 30, 2024.   

Electronic Reporting Guidance 

Electronic reporting is based on size of establishment, not firm. OSHA records are maintained at the establishment level. An establishment is defined as a single physical location where business is conducted or where services or industrial operations are performed. A firm may be comprised of one or more establishments.  

To determine if you need to submit data, determine establishment's peak employment during last year. Each individual employed in the establishment at any time during year counts as one employee, including full-time, part-time, seasonal, and temporary. 

For instructions, visit osha.gov/injuryreporting/index.html  

OSHA 300A Electronic Reporting  

Rule applies to establishments with 20 or more employees. 

Submit information (electronically) from 300A by March 2, 2024.   

New – OSHA 300/301 Electronic Reporting 

Rule applies to establishments with 100 or more employees in certain high-hazard industries (see Appendix B for applicable NAICS codes). 

Select NAICS code that represents activity that generates most revenue for establishment and/or has most employees, whichever is more applicable to business. 

Submit information (electronically) from 300 (Log) & 301 (Report) by March 2, 2024.   

Severe Injury Reporting 

Report a worker fatality within 8 hours.  Report any amputation, loss of an eye, or hospitalization within 24 hours. 

Call the nearest OSHA office; Pittsburgh (412-395-4903), Erie (814-874-5150), the 24-hour hotline at 1-800-321-6742 (OSHA), or report online.   

CAWP is teaming up with the Amerisafe Group to broaden the training options available to our valued contractor members. Amerisafe Group offers safety and health training courses that are aligned with industry standards and meet OSHA requirements.   

Courses range from trench and excavation, confined spaces, silica, fall protection, and OSHA 10 hour.  To view the complete list, as well as member pricing, click the scheduling form below.

How to Participate 

Contractors interested in scheduling a course need to complete the scheduling form. Representatives from the Amerisafe Group will be in contact via email/phone to review the requested dates/times and, if necessary, find new dates.   

After the course, the contractor will be billed by Amerisafe Group for the reduced amount shown plus any travel fees.  Travel fees are billed if distance is greater than 50 miles from Greensburg (No travel fees for training located at CAWP Office).  Note, discounted training is only available to CAWP & H2AP Contractor members.  The company contact person will be emailed a pdf of certificates noting completion of the CAWP course. 

Key Benefits of the CAWP-Amerisafe Partnership: 

Our industry is rapidly evolving and our training programs and delivery methods needs to adapt as well.  This partnership is one example of CAWP’s efforts to adapt and to provide our contractors with the flexibility and cost-effective training solutions you need to grow and be safe. 

Questions? 

For general questions, please contact the Association office at 412-343-8000. 

For course specific questions, please contact Del Kubeldis at Amerisafe Group. dkubeldis@amerisafegroup.com / 724-216-1180 

Courses will be offered online via the Zoom platform.  A webcam is required for participation. Registration costs include all course participants’ materials. 

*When registering, make sure to select CAWP as your referral source.