2020 Safety Awards of Excellence

The Safety Excellence Awards, originated in 1987, are presented based on the ability of an individual aggregates operation to maintain a safe workplace, evidenced by its safety performance over a consecutive period of time without an MSHA reportable injury. NSSGA’s safety awards recognize individual operations as well as companies. The safety award categories are based on reported work hours and are grouped accordingly:

• Large: Greater than 55,000 work-hours
• Medium: Greater than 25,000, but less than 55,000 work-hours
• Small: Up to 25,000 work-hours

Safety Awards of Excellence

The Safety Excellence Program was created in 1987 to promote safe working conditions and practices and to recognize, on an annual basis, individual operations with exemplary safety records among NSSGA member companies. Safety Excellence Awards recognize individual operations that have gone the longest duration without a reportable injury in their size category. Data on which the award is based is provided by MSHA.

Gold Award Winners

Silver Award Winners

Bronze Award Winners

Louis Griesemer Sterling Safety Award Winners

The Louis Griesemer Sterling Safety Award was created in 1994 to recognize the companies that have the lowest total accident incidence rate for the previous year in their category among NSSGA members. Sterling Awards recognize member companies that achieve the lowest injury incidence rate for the previous calendar year (2019) in their size category. Data on which the award is based is provided by MSHA.

Gold Award Winners

Silver Award Winners

Bronze Award Winners