On the latest episode of the Labor Lounge Podcast, leaders from Frank V. Radomski & Sons, Inc. share the story behind their 100+ year legacy in the Philadelphia construction industry.
Chairman Philip Radomski and President Mary Kate Radomski join hosts Anthony Abrantes and Cyndie Williams to discuss the company’s evolution—from Depression-era coal hauling to delivering major institutional and industrial projects across the region. The conversation highlights a thoughtful generational transition in leadership and the firm’s deep-rooted commitment to union labor.
The Radomskis emphasize the importance of safety, training, and “knowing how to build” as the foundation of long-term success. They also explore how apprenticeships create sustainable, high-paying career paths and why investing in workforce development is critical to the future of the industry.
With a focus on performance and reliability, the discussion reinforces how union contractors continue to lead in safety and efficiency, while helping to reframe construction as a lifelong profession.
Listen to the full episode to hear how Frank V. Radomski & Sons is building on its legacy while shaping the future of construction.
Hosted by Anthony Abrantes of the Eastern Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters and Cyndie Williams of the Carpenter Contractor Trust, the episode features Philip Radomski, Chairman, and Mary Kate Radomski, President, as they discuss how their firm continues to evolve while staying grounded in its core values.
The conversation highlights the critical role of apprenticeships in shaping the next generation of construction professionals, emphasizing how training programs create long-term career pathways rather than short-term jobs. The Radomski’s also share insights on the value of union labor, noting how skilled crews contribute to greater efficiency, improved safety, and stronger project outcomes across the Philadelphia market.
