ENTACT Receives National Safety Council Recognition for 2024 Safety Performance
Date: Apr 09, 2025
ENTACT is proud to announce three prestigious awards from the National Safety Council (NSC) for our outstanding safety performance in 2024.
Occupational Excellence Award (17 Years Running)
For the 17th consecutive year, ENTACT earned the NSC’s Occupational Excellence Award, recognizing our zero lost-time case rate in 2024—significantly better than the industry average of 0.7.
Million Work Hours Award
ENTACT achieved over 1.4 million work hours in 2024 without a lost-time injury, earning the Million Work Hours Award, which underscores our commitment to safety and operational excellence.
Perfect Record Award
We are also honored with the NSC’s Perfect Record Award for completing 1.4 million work hours without an injury or illness requiring time off.
These awards reflect our unwavering commitment to maintaining a safe work environment through proactive training, risk mitigation, and hazard identification. We’re proud of our team’s efforts and will continue to prioritize safety in the years to come.
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