News and Events
» IMC's Jim Kerr Teaches Philadelphia City Employees About Green Building
» IMC Annouces date of our 5th Annual Golf Outing
September 15, 2008 will make the 5th Annual Charity Golf Outing for IMC Construction. The event will be held at the Waynesborough Country Club in Paoli and will include lunch and an awards reception. Please watch your mail for registration and sponsorship information. For more information please contact Ellen Davis at edavis@imcconstruction.com.
IMC's Chairman, Tom Williams was pleased to present Chris Chirieleison, the Headmaster of The Pelps School with a donation.
» IMC Receives Community Impact Award
Recently, IMC was awarded the Community Impact Award by the Philadelphia Business Journal. We are proud to be in this distinguished group that also includes three of our clients. The Community Impact Award recognizes companies for having well-rounded overall giving programs that include generous donations of cash, services and volunteer time.
"We feel it is incumbent upon those of privilege to help those in need. Everyone in our community benefits from the work of nonprofits, whether through education or helping those in need; consequently, it is appropriate we do our part" -Robert Cottone, President & CEO
» IMC Participates in Youth in Construction Safety Day
IMC Construction was please to participate in the first Youth in Construction Safety Day at our Plymouth Meeting Mall job site. Developed by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Pennsylvania Senators Stewart Greenleaf, Connie Williams and John Rafferty presented OSHA with State Resolution 278, which official recognizes the day and reinforces the state’s commitment to 
youth safety in the construction industry.
After the presentation, students from the Eastern Center of Arts and Technology were led on a hard hat tour by a representative from IMC where many of the local unions conducted interactive safety demonstrations. Students were given the opportunity to try their skills at crane simulator provided by the Ironworkers Local 401. With the summer months right around the corner, many teenage workers will join the construction industry and this event helps them understand the importance of safety.
» IMC Recognized for First Green Building
IMC Construction is proud to recently be recognized by East Whiteland Township as having the first LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Certified green building within the township.
The township’s Board of Supervisors presented IMC’s President, Robert Cottone, with recognition at their township meeting. Also accepting the award was Jim Kerr, IMC’s Sustainability Manager, who spear headed the LEED certification process.
“We are honored to be recognized by the township. We are very proud of our LEED Gold building and we would like to use it as an education tool to teach others about green building”, said President Robert Cottone.
IMC Construction recognizes the importance to building green. Regardless of a project’s intended LEED certification objective, IMC is committed to constructing their projects adhering to sustainable construction ‘best practices.’
» New Additions to the IMC Staff
- Allison Wilkinson — Marketing Intern
- Eric Simon — Estimating Intern