The Safety and Risk Management Council of the American Society of Concrete Contractors in St. Louis, Missouri, has a new safety award, the ASCC Member Owner Safety Award. Its purpose is to annually recognize one owner/executive of a contractor member company that displays a clear focus and passion for safety and provides the leadership that creates a best-in-class safety culture. The new award is in keeping with the ASCC strategic plan’s No. 1 goal: Increase the number of contractor member-owners who truly demonstrate a personal commitment to safety. “Strong safety cultures thrive in an organization where leaders take an active role,” says Scott Greenhaus, SRMC council director. “Contractor member-owners that understand this know that building a true safety culture begins and ends with them: the priorities they set, the choices they make and their expectations of others. It requires effort and commitment from the top, but employees will tell you that it makes a difference.” To enter, the company must be an ASCC member in good standing. The nominee should be a CEO, owner, president or highlevel vice president. A completed application plus two letters of recommendation from outside the company are required to enter. The ASCC also recognizes contractors with “Zero Lost-Time Incidents” for a given year, improvement over the preceding year, recognition (members with an incident rate below the industry average) and members with the lowest incident rate in six manhour categories. The W. Burr Bennett Award for Safety Excellence recognizes top safety programs in General Contractor and Specialty Contractor categories. Fleet Safety Awards honor members with outstanding fleet safety records. The SRMC is a specialty council dedicated to making ASCC contractors the safest in the industry. The ASCC is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the capabilities of those who build with concrete and to providing them a unified voice in the construction industry. ? (866) 788-2722 à www.ascconline.org
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