Time to Apply for SMACNA’s Safety Awards

Between now and May 31, apply for the SMACNA Safety Achievement Awards and the Safety Innovator of the Year Award!

Is your company leading the way in safety innovation? SMACNA members are encouraged to apply now for the 2026 SMACNA Safety Innovator of the Year Award and 2026 SMACNA Safety Achievement Awards—showcase your company’s achievements and set a new standard for safety!

The SMACNA Innovator of the Year Award recognizes an industry pioneer from a SMACNA member who champions innovation and continuous improvement across their company and the industry, and is presented at the SMACNA Annual Convention.

The Safety Achievement Awards spotlight our members who champion best practices, helping create safe, productive workplaces. Compete for standout recognition in programs including:

Top Safety Performer Award
An Elite Safety Performer certificate will be provided to all members who achieve an incident rate 50% lower than the U.S. Department of Labor BLS incident rate for Sheet Metal Contractors in the U.S. and the adjacent rate for Canadian members.

Zero Injury and Illness Incidence Award
All members who demonstrate an outstanding safety record with zero reported incidents in 2025 will receive a certificate of safety excellence.

Don’t miss this opportunity—apply today!

  • Gain national recognition and industry credibility
  • Showcase your commitment to advancing safety across the industry
  • Inspire peers with your innovative safety practices

Click here to learn more about the SMACNA Innovator of the Year Award, click here to learn more about the Safety Achievement Awards. 


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