Title: Project Safety Manager
Company: Monadnock Construction Inc.
Location: Yonkers, New York, United States
Lulash Molla, Project Safety Manager at Monadnock Construction Inc., has been recognized by Marquis Who’s Who Top Engineers for dedication, achievements, and leadership in Building Construction and Project Safety Management.
Mr. Molla’s distinguished career spans 25 years in the construction industry, where he has established himself as an expert in New York City building construction and project safety management. In his current role at Monadnock Construction Inc., an esteemed organization founded over 50 years ago in Brooklyn, New York, since 2019, he has coordinated all employees at worksites to ensure safety and security from the initial groundbreaking through project completion. Mr. Molla’s responsibilities also include overseeing site-specific orientation programs that cover company standards, state and federal regulations, and Occupational Safety and Health Administration guidelines. Committed to ensuring that all employees are properly trained and hold the required professional credentials, he takes the greatest pride in knowing that his efforts help ensure every worker returns home safely to their families, a principle that has guided his entire career.
Before joining Monadnock Construction Inc., Mr. Molla served as a partner, vice president and director of safety corporation at Flatiron Construction from 2011 to 2018. In this capacity, he further honed his expertise in managing complex safety protocols across large-scale projects. Mr. Molla’s tenure at Flatiron Construction was marked by a steadfast commitment to upholding rigorous safety standards and fostering a culture of continuous improvement.
Before his time with Flatiron Construction, Mr. Molla dedicated about a decade to L & M Construction. Recruited from Adler Valentine, where he spent three years, he gained a foundational understanding of the field and his approach to workplace safety. Mr. Molla’s journey in construction began at age 14, reflecting a lifelong passion for the field. After immigrating to the United States on a permanent resident visa, he embraced new opportunities with gratitude and determination.
Mr. Molla credits his success to both his technical knowledge and the support he received upon arriving in the country. Throughout his career, he has continuously sought innovative ways to enhance workplace safety and has valued the guidance provided by mentors and colleagues.
Before settling in the United States, Mr. Molla attended Polytechnic University of Tirana in Tirana, Albania, where he acquired a bachelor’s degree in 1989 and a master’s degree in structural engineering in 1991. His formal education provided a strong technical foundation that has supported his achievements in engineering and project management throughout his career.
Mr. Molla’s professional development is further evidenced by several key credentials, including board-certified health and safety technician status, certified Occupational Safety and Health Administration trainer designation, and New York City Building Department certification. These qualifications have enabled him to implement best practices in compliance with local and federal regulations while maintaining high standards for employee training.
As a member of The Associated General Contractors of America, Inc., Mr. Molla remains actively engaged with industry peers. In addition to his professional commitments, he is civically engaged as a mentor to young men and as a donor to The American National Red Cross. These activities reflect his dedication to supporting both individuals entering the industry and broader community initiatives.
Mr. Molla has learned through experience that creating a safe environment brings him great satisfaction, particularly when every team member returns home without incident. This lesson continues to shape his approach as he mentors others in the profession. Looking ahead, Mr. Molla intends to continue sharing his expertise by training and mentoring others entering the construction industry. He is especially focused on emphasizing that safety is not just about compliance but about protecting lives on every job site.
As he advances toward retirement, teaching remains one of Mr. Molla’s greatest passions. For those considering a similar path in engineering or construction management, he advises staying current with industry developments, never giving up on learning, and always seeking improvement by listening to experienced colleagues and mentors.
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