Safety Awards

Two of the safety awards programs offer member general and specialty contractor firms the opportunity to nominate field superintendents and foremen for individuals awards. The other two programs recognize the collective safety efforts of an entire contracting firm. For more information about any of the safety award programs, please connect with Cindy Parham, Director of Safety & Education Services at at 678-298-4112 for questions. 

Amerson Supervisor Safety Award Certificate Program 

• The longstanding Amerson Supervisor Safety Award program recognizes general contractor and specialty contractor member field supervisors for outstanding contributions to safety on their job sites. The measurement criterion is based on safety incidence rates for individual supervisors.  - LEARN MORE

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Safety Leadership Award  

• This award is presented annually to field supervisors (superintendents and foremen) who are employed by AGC Georgia general or specialty contractor member firms. The recipients must manage one or more project sites with no lost-time accidents or recordables, and demonstrate a commitment to:

  1. providing a safe work environment
  2. building a safety culture
  3. uncompromising leadership
  4. caring for and respecting fellow workers

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AGC of America's Corporate Safety Award Program 

• The National AGC Safety Awards (NASA) program, known as the Corporate Safety Awards within AGC Georgia, offers members of all AGC Chapters an opportunity to evaluate their safety record with other firms performing similar work from across the country. Participating contractors receive a confidential printout to compare their company’s safety statistics with similar size and type AGC contractor members. Firms with the highest rankings also earn national recognition by AGC of America. 

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AGC of America's Construction Safety and Excellence Awards (CSEA)

• The purpose of CSEA is to recognize construction companies with exceptional safety performance. CSEA closely examines each firm's commitment to safety, occupational health management and risk control. Unlike the National AGC Safety Awards (NASA) program that limits the criteria to frequency rates, the CSEA selection process is considerably more comprehensive. Judges will look for evidence of company management commitment, active employee participation, safety training, work site hazard identification and control, and safety program innovation.