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Tenth Annual Construction Safety Excellence Awards (CSEA)AGC of America announces its Tenth Annual Construction Safety Excellence Awards sponsored by Willis. Please visit www.agc.org/CSEA for more information. The deadline for submitting entries to AGC is December 5, 2008. Download the application here. Background:The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) Construction Safety Excellence Awards (CSEA) program is the industry’s elite safety excellence awards program. AGC’s CSEA program recognizes companies that have developed and implemented premier safety and loss prevention programs. The program also showcases companies that have achieved continuous improvements and maintenance of their safety and health management systems. All AGC Chapters are encouraged to submit nominations for each division and occupational category. CSEA recognizes those construction companies that excel at safety and health performance, examining each candidate’s commitment to safety and occupational health management and risk control. AGC’s CSEA selection process is comprehensive and includes: the review of a company’s commitment to management, active employee participation, safety training, work site hazard identification and control, and safety program innovation. Introduction:The CSEA recognizes those construction companies who excel at safety and health performance. This program closely examines each candidate’s commitment to safety and occupational health management and risk control. AGC’s CSEA selection process is considerably 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. Participants will be required to complete the application forms. Chapters will select finalists in each category (if applicable) and submit those recommendations to AGC. Members of the AGC Safety & Health Committee will review the Chapter's submittals during the January meeting. The finalists in each category will compete during the AGC Annual Convention in San Diego, CA. Finalists will have an opportunity to give an oral presentation in front of a panel of judges. If applicable, the first, second and third place awards will be determined after oral presentations. The award winners will be presented at the Willis Safety Awards Breakfast. Award Categories:First, Second and Third place Division Awards: Applicants will be competing in each of the following categories: Building, Highway, Heavy, Municipal, Specialty Contractor, and Construction Management. Grand Award: The Grand Award recipient will be selected from the First place award winners represented in each category. This award is granted to the “Best of the Best” for the Construction Safety Excellence Awards program. How to Enter:Please contact your local AGC Chapter for the application form (a list of Chapters is available on AGC’s Web site). All AGC Chapters play a key role during the CSEA process. AGC members are encouraged to submit a completed application to their local Chapter. Members must be nominated by their home Chapter to be eligible. Companies who operate in multiple states must submit their application to their “home” chapter.
Chapter Nominations & Responsibilities:While Chapters have broad discretion to nominate any member they consider as a candidate for each category of the CSEA awards, AGC recommends that Chapters use a process similar to the selection procedures used by AGC of America, including the following:
Chapters are recommended to review all applications for content and verification. Chapters should nominate no more than TWO applications for each individual category. AGC Chapters must forward the following to:
Two copies of the completed application forms from the selected nominees Selection of Finalists:There are four parts to the award selection process: Part I.The Quantitative Measures; The awards program is based around three distinct themes:
Lost time injury rates and recordable injury rates are important, but the rates will not be the only metric used to determine the winners. Chapters will select nominations for each category (if applicable) and submit recommendations to AGC; two per category. During the Safety & Health Committee’s winter meeting the judges will review all of the nominees’ written applications submitted by Chapters. This initial judging process will select the finalists for the CSEA. AGC will then invite the finalists to make an oral presentation, not to exceed five (5) minutes, to a panel of independent judges during the CSEA Final Judging at the AGC Annual Convention in March. The judges will make the final selections, based on the written submissions and the oral presentations. The Grand Award and the First, Second and Third place award winners will be presented (if applicable) in each category during the Willis-sponsored Safety Awards Breakfast at AGC’s Annual Convention. Other Instructions:
Schedule & Deadlines:Contact Chapter Applicants must submit their applications
through their home chapter. December 5, 2008 Chapters submit their nominations to AGC of America. January 12-13, 2009 AGC Safety and Health Committee initial judging and review of nominations submitted by the Chapters. Selection of award finalists. January 2009 AGC will notify the finalists in each category. March 2-7, 2009 Finalists presentations and interviews with the independent
judging panel.
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