AlumaSafway Receives Five Canadian Safety Achievement Awards
AlumaSafway, a BrandSafway company, received four 365 Daily Maintenance Awards and one Tripartite Zero Injury Turnaround Award for a total of five Canadian Safety Achievement Awards from the General Presidents’ Maintenance Committee for Canada and the National Maintenance Council for Canada. AlumaSafway was also awarded 19 Honorable Mentions.
“These awards reflect our dedication to safety and demonstrate our commitment to creating the conditions for everyone to do their work without incident on our jobsites,” said Dave Witsken, Energy and Industrial Division president for BrandSafway. “By implementing proactive safety measures, such as toolbox talks and training, based on our five pillars of safety, we are continually raising the bar when it comes to safety performance.”
AlumaSafway received 365DM Awards for delivering long-term daily maintenance for a period of 12 months during the 2019 operational year without a recordable injury at the following jobsites:
· CNRL Devon Jackfish in Alberta
· NB Power Pt. Lepreau in New Brunswick
· Suncor Firebag in Alberta
· Syncrude in Alberta
In addition, AlumaSafway received a TZIT Award for executing a major turnaround event without a recordable injury at the Suncor Base Plant in Alberta.
The Canadian Safety Achievement Awards are part of a national program designed to showcase exceptional health and safety performance of stakeholders within the unionized maintenance industry.
Through a network of 26 strategic locations throughout Canada, AlumaSafway delivers a full range of forming, shoring, scaffolding, work access and industrial service solutions to the industrial, commercial and infrastructure markets. AlumaSafway supports maintenance and refurbishment projects as well as new construction and expansion plans. For more information, visit www.AlumaSafway.com.
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