Sumter Utilities Inc

Building a safe environment means more than just wearing a hard hat—it means caring for each other’s mental well-being. Together we can break the stigma and work to create an industry where every worker feels supported and valued. As a result, we might even save a life.

Every job has its challenges, but no challenge should be faced alone. As we recognize Construction Suicide Prevention Week, remember there’s always someone ready to listen and help. If you need help or find yourself in crisis, call the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988.

We will never forget the way our country was forever changed the morning of September 11, 2001. The attack on the World Trade Center stole the lives of thousands, but their memory will not be lost. Today we remember those who left us too soon, and the brave men and women who offered their help that day. We honor their lives and their sacrifices.

Behind every hard hat is a person facing unique challenges. This week, we’re shining a light on the importance of mental health in construction. Together, we can ensure everyone goes home safe—not just physically, but mentally. For more resources click the links below: https://loom.ly/luWXhBA https://loom.ly/fPLQyVk

Making waves with Sumter Utilities Inc ?? When it comes to innovative utility work, our teams set sail with precision and purpose. Each project is a new wave to tackle, proving that with the right tools and teamwork, we’re ready for any challenge - on land or on the water. #wearequanta #innovation #poweringmodernlife

In our industry, the stakes are high, and it can take a toll on our mental health. Let’s stand together to create a culture where mental health is a priority, and support our brothers and sisters. Check-in on your crew, reach out, and remember, you are not alone.

This week is Construction Suicide Prevention Week. Sadly, in our industry, suicide is a too-common story. But it doesn't have to be this way. Stay tuned as we provide resources and tools to help reduce the rate of suicide among construction workers. Prevention begins with all of us, and together we can save lives. https://loom.ly/TDHTDRc

Knox Holcomb recently hit the 5 year mark with Sumter Utilities! Drop your congrats in the comments for this awesome achievement.

Storm season is far from over, and Sumter crews have been in Dallas, Houston, and now the Carolinas to restore power in the aftermath of a storm. We're proud to do our part and answer the call. Thanks to Dexter Allen for this incredible photo, taken from the staging lot in Dallas back in May.

Join us in congratulating Cory Cannon for 10 years with Sumter Utilities! Thanks for all your hard work and dedication, Cory - we're so glad you are part of the team.