The Tilt-Up Concrete Association (TCA) – a non-profit international organization that serves to expand and improve the use of tilt-up as the preferred building system – has announced the winners for the seventh annual safety awards.
The Alphonse J. Engelman Safety Awards Program honors Al Engelman, a TCA past president and board member as well as a long-time supporter of the tilt-up industry. Engelman helped introduce this industry awards program that now bears his name.
Developed to enhance the TCA’s overall mission to improve the industry through recognition and education, this program emphasizes the safety commitment and achievement throughout the membership. The winners of the 2012 Alphonse J. Engelman Safety Awards were recognized during TCA’s Annual Convention on Oct. 2 in Amelia Island, Fla.
“This year’s winners exemplify safe work practices on the jobsite, and these awards highlight the results of their efforts,” said Barclay Gebel, chair of the TCA Safety Committee. “The TCA continues to increase attention and support of the safety process as we look forward to continued growth of our industry.”
TCA’s Safety Awards Program recognizes companies based on the following categories: Best Tilt-Up Safety Achievement Award, Most Improved Safety Achievement Award, Zero Lost Time Accident Achievement Award, Certificate of Recognition. This year’s winners included a variety of industry contractors:
- Best Tilt-Up Safety Achievement Award/General Contractors: Bob Moore Construction, Inc., Panatonni Construction, Inc., Haskell Company.
- Best Tilt-Up Safety Achievement Award/Tilt-Up Contractors: SiteCast Construction Corp., Citadel Contractors, Inc., Ace/Avant Concrete Construction Company, Inc.
- Most Improved Safety Achievement Award: B.D. Stevens Limited.
- Zero Lost Time Accident Achievement Award: B.D. Stevens Limited, Citadel Contractors, Inc., Panatonni Construction, Inc., E.E. Reed Construction, L.P., SiteCast Construction Corp., AML, Inc., Bob Moore Construction, Inc., American Constructors, Inc., Haskell Company.
These winners were recognized at the 2012 TCA Annual Convention. Submissions were accepted from active TCA members only and consisted of self-performing as well as general contracting companies to any of the six categories. Contractors with a fatality in 2011 were ineligible to receive recognition.
