A Tightly-Knit Community
Our commitment extends beyond the duration of our projects. We care about the well-being of our people and the communities in which we serve.
While S&B USA values the community of employees at our core, we also value the community we serve. Without the thousands of travelers and infrastructure users who rely on our innovative solutions, our company wouldn't thrive.
We prioritize the holistic health and wellness of our employees through initiatives such as wellness and fitness, social events, community outreach and engagement, and diversity and inclusion that are led by internal committees. These committees not only foster a supportive and inclusive work environment, but they also provide avenues through which employees can pursue personal growth.
Furthermore, our dedication to community involvement and social responsibility is ingrained in our corporate culture. Through active engagement with local communities, we strive for mutual betterment. Whether it's participating in neighborhood improvement efforts, sponsoring local events, or collaborating with community organizations, we are invested in making a positive impact.
That's why S&B USA is adamant about giving back to our community—thank you for trusting us to have your backs.
Volunteering at the Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh
S&B USA employees loved volunteering at Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh’s (HARP) North Side location! Volunteers got to have a shelter animal meet-and-greet and help out around the rescue by cleaning up trash along the dog walking path.
Open Streets PGH
Families visited our booth located at Frankie Pace Park to paint the park using our giant paint by numbers! This event, held by Open Streets PGH, allows people to bike through Pittsburgh without cars and see neighborhoods like never before. The route we participated in spanned from the historic Hill District to the North Side.
Clean the Bay Day
Our Virginia Beach location participated in Clean the Bay Day. Every year, Virginia Beach residents clean up litter around the Chesapeake Bay. Thank you for helping keep the bay clean!
Great Strides Walk 2024
S&B USA sponsored the 2024 Great Strides Walk for Cystic Fibrosis in Pittsburgh! Employees and their families walked together in support of the Dishaw and Madoni families. Thank you to everyone who donated and participated!
Pittsburgh Marathon 2024
Go S&B USA relay teams, go! Twenty employees participated on relay teams in the 2024 Pittsburgh Marathon.
Go Orange Day
Our employees, both in the office and in the field, wore orange for Go Orange Day. This observance shows support for work zone safety, and it was a fun way to celebrate that safety is our #1 priority.
March of Dimes Walk 2024
Thank you to everyone who bought a T-shirt, participated in the walk, or donated to our fundraiser for the March of Dimes! Together, the contributions we raised will benefit the health of moms and babies.
Light of Life Food Pantry
Employees from S&B USA volunteered at the Light of Life food pantry in Pittsburgh’s North Side neighborhood. This allowed employees to make a difference in the community where they work. Over 100 families were served a variety of nutritious food.
Hello Neighbor
S&B USA sponsored a Hello Neighbor event that celebrated the organization’s six-year anniversary of helping to improve the lives of recently resettled refugee and immigrant families by matching them with dedicated neighbors to guide and support them in their new lives!
Sustainability Design Challenge
Our booth at the Sustainability Design Challenge at the Energy Innovation Center included a “What Sustainable Swap Are You?” game, offering a fun and creative way to educate teens on sustainability.CAWP Toy Drive
Employees gathered toys for local children to be distributed through the Constructors Association of Western Pennsylvania (CAWP) toy drive. More than 700 toys were donated by all CAWP members.
Volunteers Help Out at Frick Park
Volunteers helped the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy weed invasive plant species in Frick Park! In the perfect fall weather, they worked hard to remove giant foxtail, yellow foxtail, barnyard grass, creeping thistle and quack grass.