Bill Endicott, project manager for Skanska leads the students at the Bancroft School in Andover in a series of stretches Tuesday. It was part of the 8th annual Safety Week, a weeklong event where construction firms promote safety practices. Skanska is doing the construction at the Bancroft School.
AMY SWEENEY/Staff photo Solai Alagappan, 8, left, and Jillian Alden, 8, finish up their stretches at the Bancroft School in Andover Tuesday as part of a Safety Week sponsored by Skanska, the firm doing the construction at the School. AMY SWEENEY/Staff photo
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ANDOVER — Children at the Bancroft Elementary School were doing stretches and other exercises Tuesday along with construction workers building a new school for the children.
It was part of the Skanska construction company’s eighth annual Safety Week, a weeklong event where the construction firm’s 55,000 employees across the globe take extra steps to recognize, promote and practice safety measures.
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