With McCarthy’s focus on green building construction and reinforcing sustainable principles in its projects, it makes perfect sense that Nora Calato, McCarthy’s Southwest Region training manager, serve as the 2008 president of Arizona’s chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC).
Press Releases
22 Feb 08
McCarthy Training Manager Assumes Leadership of Arizona USGBC
13 Feb 08
Rady Children’s Hospital Parking Structure Completed Two Weeks Early
The new $25,700,000, 332,279-square-foot, design-build parking structure for the Rady Children’s Hospital and Health Center was recently completed. The roof of the parking structure will serve as the foundation for the planned new Ronald McDonald House.
14 Jan 08
McCarthy Named One Of The Best Places To Work In Orange County
McCarthy was named one of the Top 20 Work Places for 2008 by the Orange County Register. The award was announced at an award ceremony in the Hoiles Auditorium at The Orange County Register in Santa Ana on Tuesday, December 9, 2008.
05 Jan 08
McCarthy Selected to Build the Headquarters for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas
McCarthy recently broke ground on the KDC office complex for the new Headquarters for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas (BCBSTX) in Richardson. The scope of this 1,050,000-square-foot project will include a 15- and a seven-story office tower, as well as a 3,500-car parking structure.
11 Apr 07
Selected Best In Class For Excellence In Construction Safety
McCarthy has been selected as number one among the nation’s largest construction companies for the firm’s commitment to safety and health. Selected as best in class in the Building Division (greater than one million work hours), McCarthy received this prestigious recognition during the national Associated General Contractors (AGC) 2007 Willis/AGC Construction Safety Excellence Awards presentation at the association’s recent annual meeting in San Antonio. As the premier industry safety recognition program, the Construction Safety Excellence Awards encourage construction firms to exceed safety standards set forth by the construction industry and to recognize those that do so.
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