WMACSA

Washington Metropolitan Area Construction Safety Association

Serving the Washington Metropolitan Region since 1972,

WMACSA is a nonprofit, grassroots construction safety association dedicated to reducing injuries among construction workers. We help develop safety professionals across the region so that every jobsite becomes a safer place to work.

Passing of WMACSA Member:

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Cheryl Ambrose, a long-time WMACSA member and former officer, who passed away on July 15th.

Cheryl held the positions of Treasurer and Secretary and was instrumental in developing the new check-in system that alleviated the long lines at our meetings. She was an excellent presenter, a superb safety professional, and a great friend to everyone she met. We will miss her dearly.

Service Details There will not be a viewing, but all are welcome to attend a Graveside Service and the luncheon that follows:

Date: Saturday August 1st

Time: 11:00 AM

Location: Fawn Grove Community Church, Fawn Grove, PA

A luncheon will immediately follow the service at the church.

Donations In lieu of flowers, WMACSA will be making a contribution to the Northern Neck Heritage Arts Center, an organization very dear to Cheryl. If you would like to make a personal donation in her memory, you may send it to the address or use the link below:

Northern Neck Heritage Arts Center

P.O. Box 579 Heathsville, VA 22473

Memo: Spinners and Weavers Guild

https://nnheritageartscenter.org/donate/

Please keep Cheryl’s family and friends in your thoughts.

What We Do

WMACSA brings together safety professionals, contractors, and industry partners from across the Washington region around one purpose: making sure the people who build our region go home safe. Through monthly meetings, education and training, and a professional network built specifically for construction safety, we help our members stay sharp, stay current, and raise the bar together.

Learn more about our story here

Our Story

Why Join WMACSA?

For $25 a year, membership connects you with people who face the same challenges you do, keeps you ahead of changing standards, and gives you a real voice. As a member in good standing, you help elect our Board and shape the organization's direction. Whether you've spent decades on job sites or you're just stepping into a safety role, this is where the region's safety community connects and grows.