PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24, 2017 -- Day & Zimmermann (D&Z), the century-old, family-owned provider of construction and engineering, staffing and defense solutions for leading corporations and governments around the world, today named Nickee Allison its Vice President of Environmental Health & Safety for its Engineering Construction and Maintenance (ECM) business unit. In her new role, Ms. Allison will also have an expanded role into other D&Z units. Ms. Allison will be accountable for designing and implementing safety programs and policies within the company.
Ms. Allison brings more than 19 years of industry experience to her role. She joined D&Z in 2009 and has most recently served as Director of Environmental Health & Safety. She has played an integral role in creating and advancing D&Z’s zero injuries safety culture and serves on the D&Z Safety Council.
ABOUT DAY & ZIMMERMANN
Founded in 1901, Day & Zimmermann is a family-owned company with a workforce of over 42,000 specializing in construction & engineering, staffing and defense solutions for leading corporations and governments around the world. Operating from more than 150 worldwide locations with 2.4 Billion USD in revenue, Day & Zimmermann is currently ranked as one of the largest private companies in the U.S. by Forbes. Headquartered in Philadelphia, PA, our first work was to develop "Betterment Reports" that helped modernize American factories. Today, we are still in the business of betterment—maintaining the nation's power infrastructure, protecting American freedoms and driving technological advancements around the world. We do what we say.® http://www.dayzim.com
Company Contact: Steve Wanczyk Braithwaite Communications Day & Zimmermann 215-564-3200 ext. 114 [email protected]


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