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ACCNJ members recognized at annual safety awards
Source: ROI-NJ · Aug 4, 2026, 6:44 AM
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The Associated Construction Contractors of New Jersey (ACCNJ) recognized 42 member companies for outstanding workplace safety achievements at their July Safety Council Meeting.
Thirty companies earned recognition for zero lost workdays, while 12 others were acknowledged for maintaining low lost-workday incidence rates.
The Annual Safety Awards Program highlights the construction industry's commitment to protecting workers and maintaining safe job sites across New Jersey.
Key points
- 42 ACCNJ member companies recognized for safety achievements
- 30 companies achieved zero lost workdays during the award period
- 12 companies recognized for low lost-workday incidence rates
- Awards presented at ACCNJ's July Safety Council Meeting
- Recognition reflects construction industry's workplace safety commitment
FAQ
- What is the ACCNJ Annual Safety Awards Program?
- It is an annual recognition program by the Associated Construction Contractors of New Jersey that honors member companies for outstanding achievements in workplace safety, including recognition for zero lost workdays and low incidence rates.
- How many companies received awards this year?
- 42 member companies were recognized: 30 for achieving zero lost workdays and 12 for maintaining low lost-workday incidence rates.
- Why does workplace safety matter in construction?
- Construction is a high-risk industry. Recognition programs like ACCNJ's encourage companies to prioritize worker protection, reduce injuries and fatalities, and maintain safe job sites that protect both workers and the public.
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