Client: Eurotech Construction, Industry: Interior Fit-Out / Drywall & Specialty Ceilings, Location: New York, NY, Notable Projects: 270 Park Avenue, Hudson Yards
Eurotech Construction is a New York–based interior contractor with over 40 years of experience, specializing in drywall installation and specialty ceilings. The company has delivered work on some of the region’s most high-profile developments, including 270 Park Avenue and Hudson Yards.
We spoke with Boris Braverman, Safety Director at Eurotech Construction, about how the company manages safety compliance across multiple active job sites — and why Boxcore has become a core part of that process.
Before adopting Boxcore, Eurotech relied on an on-site database to store worker certifications and site information. While the system captured the data, it created a gap once that information needed to be reported, updated, or acted on.
As Boris explains, the team was often working from outdated records: “You’re dealing with old information.” Beyond that, there was no reliable way to stay in touch with workers directly — particularly when it came to knowing when a certification was approaching renewal. Tracking expirations meant manually chasing that information down, site by site, worker by worker.
We spoke with Boris Braverman, Safety Director at Eurotech Construction, about how the company manages safety compliance across multiple active job sites — and why Boxcore has become a core part of that process.
Eurotech turned to Boxcore to bring worker certifications, site documentation, and safety communication into a single, accessible system.
For Boris, accessibility is one of the platform’s biggest advantages: “I’m able to access Boxcore anywhere I am, whether I’m on site or in the office.” That flexibility matters on active construction sites, where safety decisions often can’t wait until someone’s back at a desk.
The relationship with the Boxcore team has also been a key part of the experience. Boris notes that support is never far away: “We have a great relationship with everyone at Boxcore, and if we ever have any issues, you’re only a phone call or an email away.” With frequent, direct communication, most questions get resolved quickly — without slowing down day-to-day operations.
Since implementing Boxcore, Eurotech has gained a far more complete view of its safety operations across the entire company.
1. Advance certification visibility. Boris can now see up to 90 days ahead of when a worker’s certification is set to expire. That head start removes the need to chase workers down at the last minute and lets the safety team stay ahead of renewals instead of reacting to them.
2. Site-specific safety documentation. Using Boxcore’s Document Builder, Boris creates tailored orientation materials for different job sites. Since no two jobs are the same, being able to generate documents targeted to each site’s specific requirements has streamlined onboarding and compliance across Eurotech’s projects.
Together, these capabilities have given Eurotech’s safety team a more proactive, company-wide line of sight — something that wasn’t possible with their previous system.
For Eurotech Construction, Boxcore has replaced a fragmented, backward-looking process with one built around visibility and accessibility: real-time access from anywhere, direct support from the Boxcore team, and tools that adapt to the realities of managing safety across multiple active construction sites.
