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My Family is "Why I work safe".
Submitted By Mike Strum September 9th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
Come home safely Papa
Submitted By Travis Hall September 9th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
Lying bloody on the side of a dusty road in Iraq, the only thing I thought of was my wife and kids. Nothing else mattered. Everything I do is a means to that end.
Submitted By Jeremy Evans September 9th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
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I work safely for these yahoos.
Submitted By Tiana Titus September 9th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
"Why I Work Safe" is to go home safely to my family at the end of the work day along with each of our trade partners.
Submitted By Parker Hansen September 9th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
We celebrated the connections we made while working at the Salt Lake Temple and shouted “Built for Life!” at the finish line.
Submitted By Autumn Coates September 9th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
I work safely so I can go home to my family each day.
Submitted By Nick Tanner September 9th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
I want to be able to travel the world with my Best friend.
Submitted By Mark Oscarson September 9th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
WHY I WORK SAFE I work safe because I have a family waiting for me at home. Every decision I make on the job matters. Taking a shortcut, ignoring a hazard, or thinking “it’ll be fine this one time” could change everything in a matter of seconds. My family depends on me for more than just a paycheck. They depend on me to come home at the end of every day — healthy, safe, and able to enjoy life with them. That is why I wear my PPE, follow the plan, speak up when something doesn’t look right, and take the extra time to do the job safely. Safety isn’t just about rules, policies, or OSHA requirements. It’s personal. I work safe for the people I love. I work safe so I can go home to my family. They are my reason.
Submitted By Troy Davidson September 9th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
These are my 3 oldest Beckett, Julian and Maile. There's also another one who's not shown here, Cannon, who is 1! I work safe for them!
Submitted By Sam Ching September 9th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
Beach, Family, Fun
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I Can
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"I can" help coordinate beautiful art glass windows with a large committee of designers.
Submitted By Parker Hansen August 20th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
Leo autographed my daughters shirt at the summer party game.
Submitted By Courtney Smith August 20th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
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Fun team bowling night with the Kona Hawaii Temple construction team, building friendships for life on and off the jobsite.
Submitted By Logan Moleni July 1st, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
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I threw my vest and PPE on, grabbed my morning energy drink—whatever that might be—and walked up to the job site on North Temple. The sunrise was beautiful; not too hot yet, just perfect. I got to the traffic light, watching the few seconds countdown before I got the right-of-way to cross. The red hand signal switched to a walking person. As I crossed, I saw Ray, a homeless man sitting on the sidewalk, he hung out around the site for the six years almost seven I’ve been there. Ray always has a positive attitude, no matter what situation he might be in. He never says he's having a bad day and always seems grateful. He said good morning, and I said it right back. Ten feet ahead of me was the turnstile, and to the right was the gate leading to the Tabernacle plaza. A few young ladies were coming out of the job site, so I decided to pause and wait in front of the gate. At that exact moment, it hit me how blessed I was to be where I was and in the situation I was in. It set a positive tone for the entire rest of my day.
Submitted By Sergio Perez June 24th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
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Owner, architect and the Jacobsen team.
Submitted By David Soto April 6th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
At the Jacobsen Get-Together.
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Hanging out at the Get-Together.
Submitted By Jeff Duke April 6th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
My spouse and I at the Get-Together.
Submitted By Margie Smith April 6th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
A bit o luck, corned beef and potatoes all dressed in green.
Submitted By Danylle Utley April 6th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
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After one snowstorm on Powder Mountain, our footings were buried under 7 feet of snow. Kyler Welch, shown here, is working to locate the end of the snow tarps.
Submitted By Ryan Forbes March 5th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
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We received well over a foot of snow on site, with high winds for a couple of days. It was quite the storm!
Submitted By Todd Langston March 5th, 2026Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
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A rare view of the Northern Lights near Jacobsen’s Cormont site.
Submitted By Todd Langston December 1st, 2025Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
WP1 Crew Photo
Submitted By Steve C Quintana December 1st, 2025Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
Long weekend in the OR.
Submitted By Mike Dayhuff December 1st, 2025Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
Thankful for the opportunity to travel and make new friends, and the reminder that there are so many wonderful people and cultures all over the world.
Submitted By Kim McDonough December 1st, 2025Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
I'm so grateful for the chance to travel and see the Masai Mara in Kenya, and be reminded what a beautiful world we live in.
Submitted By Kim McDonough December 1st, 2025Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
Thankful for friends who keep me company and keep me safe on all our adventures.
Submitted By Kim McDonough December 1st, 2025Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
I was so fortunate and grateful to see this little guy come into the world and take his first steps! It reminded me how miraculous life on this planet really is.
Submitted By Kim McDonough December 1st, 2025Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
Fall is the best time to visit Disney. Things are cooling off and visitors have thinned out. What better time to hold a Jacobsen summer party?
Submitted By Travis Hall November 14th, 2025Swipe Up to Return to Gallery
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