NECA's Safety Recognition program include two categories, Safety Excellence, and the Zero-Injury Achievement.
NECA’s Recognition of Safety Achievement program is an elite safety recognition focused on recognizing thriving companies that excel in multiple areas of their safety and health programs. Member companies that consistently have OSHA recordable injury and fatality rates at levels lower than the industry standard, and implement internal company safety practices above and beyond basic compliance will receive the recognition.
The Zero-Injury recognizes those member-companies that have worked a full calendar year without recordable incidents.
The Safety Excellence is the associations premier recognition program, and acknowledges member-contractors safety performance. When registering contractors will automatically be entered into two Safety Recognition Programs; Zero Injury and Safety Excellence. Winners are selected based on their comparison to BLS data and electrical contractors.
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The Application Process
- The program opens on January 1, 2020 and will close on March 1, 2020.
- Applications received after March 1, 2020 will not be considered as program participants.
- Finalist applications will then be sent to district for review.
- Safety Excellence and Zero Injury plaques will be sent directly to winning companies and will be recognized at association national, chapter and district meetings including the NECA Safety Professionals Conference.
- Only one application submission is required to be entered for both recognition programs.
- NOTE: the username and password for the recognition website is separate from your NECAnet username and password. You must register as a new participant every year.
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Download the 2019 survey form to collect the data necessary prior to completing your online application.
Data Evaluated
There are four parts to the selection criteria:
- Incident Rates
- Recordable Cases
- Lost Workday
- Non-Fatal Cases Without Lost Workdays
- Fatalities
- Experience Modification Rate (EMR past 3 years documented)
- OSHA Citations
- Operations and Best Practices
Note: Frequency and severity rating are important, but the rates will not be the sole source for determining winners.
Man-hours Categories:
- 1 to 25,000 man-hours
- 25,001 to 50,000 man-hours
- 50,001 to 100,000 man-hours
- 100,001 to 150,000 man hours
- over 150,001 man-hours