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David A. Bramble, Inc. is a heavy highway construction company based in Chestertown, MD on the the Eastern Shore.

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween from all of us at David A. Bramble, Inc.! If you’re driving this evening, please slow down and keep an eye out for trick-or-treaters. 🎃

10/30/2026

Behind every project in the field is an office team keeping it all running, and every so often they get to have a little fun. Happy Halloween from the DAB office crew! 🎃

10/29/2026

Meet Darrell Harris, one of the laborers at David A. Bramble, Inc.

Darrell loves that no two days on the job are the same. He enjoys taking on new tasks every day and learning something new on each job site, and that drive to keep growing is a big reason his team pointed him out as one to watch.

When he’s off the clock, you’ll find Darrell with his family and friends, firing up the grill, out fishing, or catching a game.

Thanks for everything you bring to the job, Darrell!

10/28/2026

With road crews still working as daylight fades, we want to remind drivers to slow down and stay alert near work zones.

Clocks go back on November 1, so evening commutes will be darker than they were the week before. Please watch for crew members, equipment, and changing traffic patterns, even on roads you drive every day.

Help us make sure everyone gets home safely.

10/26/2026

Daily Huddles are a standing part of how we work. They're short conversations before the day gets going, covering whatever matters most for the work ahead.

They're worth the time because they keep the reasoning fresh. Procedures are easiest to skip on the days a task feels routine, and that is usually when a reminder does the most good.

Safety is not a policy sitting in a binder. It is built one conversation at a time.

10/23/2026

Meet Jose Chang, a pipe layer with David A. Bramble, Inc.

Jose enjoys every aspect of his work, and what he values most is training new employees to become skilled pipe layers. His crew sees him as a dependable mentor who sets the standard for quality and safety on the job.

Outside of work, Jose has spent the past 26 years building a youth soccer organization that has grown to 20 teams!

On the job site or on the field, Jose is always helping the people around him get better. Thank you, Jose!

10/19/2026

When you think about a career in construction, what comes to mind?

The people and equipment on a jobsite are an important part of the picture, but they are not the whole picture. Construction also needs project managers, engineers, estimators, accountants, safety professionals, human resource staff, dispatchers, technology specialists, administrative professionals, and in-house counsel.

At David A. Bramble, Inc., our paving, site-development, underground-utility, and asphalt-production work depends on people with many different backgrounds and skill sets.

Some careers are built in the field. Others are built in the office, shop, plant, or project trailer. Every role contributes to completing the work safely, efficiently, and successfully.

October is Careers in Construction Month. It is a reminder that whether your strengths are operating equipment, solving technical problems, managing projects, working with numbers, supporting people, or providing professional guidance, there may be a place for you in construction.

www.davidabrambleinc.com/careers

10/10/2026

Construction takes grit. We work long days, start early, adapt to changing conditions, and keep moving when the pressure is on. That toughness is one of our industry’s strengths, but it should never keep someone from asking for help or saying that something is not right. Checking on the person working next to you costs almost nothing. Asking twice, when the first answer is “I’m fine,” matters more than most people realize.

On World Mental Health Day, remember that looking out for one another is part of working safely. Speak up, check in, and listen.

10/07/2026

Most people think hearing protection is only needed for the loudest jobs, like running a jackhammer or working near a plant at full production. But harmful noise levels may be lower than you think.

Hearing damage can begin around 85 decibels, about as loud as a lawn mower. The risk builds over the course of a work shift, not just during one extremely loud moment.

A simple test: If you have to raise your voice to speak to someone an arm’s length away, it is loud enough to matter. If it’s loud, protect your hearing. Wear properly fitted earplugs or earmuffs and follow the hearing-protection requirements for your work area.

October is National Protect Your Hearing Month. Take a moment to check the noise around you, use the right protection, and help project your hearing for the future.

10/05/2026

Cordless tools mean batteries on the charger almost everywhere, which is why this year's Fire Prevention Week theme is worth a read. October 4–10 focuses on safe charging of lithium-ion batteries, the same ones powering drills, saws, and work lights.

A few of the reminders from the National Fire Protection Association:
✅ Use the charger that came with the tool, or one the manufacturer approves
✅ Charge on a hard, flat surface, not on a seat, a jacket, or anything soft that traps heat
✅ A battery that gets very hot, swells, smokes, or smells unusual should be taken out of use
✅ Keep charging away from exits, fuel, and solvents
✅ Unplug once charging is finished instead of leaving batteries plugged in overnight

Learn more at nfpa.org/fpw

Address

705 Morgnec Road
Chestertown, MD
21620

Telephone

+14107783023

Website

http://www.davidabrambleinc.com/

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