FMA Announces 2021 Safety Award Recipients
Congratulations to 18 divisions for being recognized for their relentless dedication to Safety!
Olympic Steel has been a member of the Fabricators & Manufacturers Association, commonly known as FMA, for many years.
Since 2007, the FMA has recognized Olympic Steel divisions for our commitment to safety, specifically our injury and illness incident rates. FMA’s safety award categories include:
- Safety Award of Honor: for a perfect safety record with no recordable injuries or illnesses in the prior year
- Safety Award of Merit: for companies posting an injury and illness incidence rate that is better than the published BLS rate by 10% or greater
- Safety Honorable Mention: for the companies posting an injury and illness incidence rate that is at least equal to but less than 10% better than the published BLS rate based on their NAICS code from the previous calendar year
This year, we’re proud to announce 18 divisions who’ve achieved at least one of these distinctions:
- Safety Award of Honor
- Action Stainless & Alloys, Carrollton, TX
- Action Stainless & Alloys, Houston, TX
- Action Stainless & Alloys, Riverside, MO
- Action Stainless & Alloys, Rock Hill, SC
- Action Stainless & Alloys, Springdale, AR
- Chicago Tube & Iron, Locust, NC
- Chicago Tube & Iron, Owatonna, MN
- Chicago Tube & Iron, Romeoville, IL
- Chicago Tube & Iron, St. Paul, MN
- Chicago Tube & Iron Fabrication, Romeoville, IL
- Olympic Steel, Dover, OH
- Olympic Steel, Mount Sterling, KY
- Safety Award of Merit
- Chicago Tube & Iron, Fond du Lac, WI
- Olympic Steel, Bettendorf, IA
- Olympic Steel, Chambersburg, PA
- Olympic Steel, Cleveland, OH
- Safety Honorable Mention
- Olympic Steel, Gary, IN
- Olympic Steel, Minneapolis, MN – Plate
Help us congratulate these divisions for their awards and for their dedicated leadership and relentless attention to safety! Nothing is more important than keeping our employees healthy and safe.
To learn more about the awards and the Fabricators & Manufacturers Association, visit fmamfg.org.
Safety First. Always. And, it starts with me.
