The Southeastern Construction Owners and Associates Roundtable (SCOAR) proudly announced the winners of the 2024 Target Outstanding Projects/Programs in Safety (TOPS) Awards during the annual Fall Meeting at Wild Dunes Resort in Isle of Palms, SC. Open to member companies, this prestigious award recognizes excellence in safety leadership and innovative practices.
At the TOPS Award Luncheon, the following companies were honored for their demonstrated commitment to safety through various projects and programs:
- Mitsubishi Power Americas
- Tetra Tech
- Sundt Construction
- Axios Industrial Group
- Graycor Southern, Inc.
- Ground/Water Treatment and Technology
These companies were selected for their exemplary commitment to creating safe work environments and implementing best-in-class safety programs that go beyond compliance. The awards reflect a strong dedication to protecting workers, minimizing risk, and fostering a culture of safety throughout the construction industry.
"We are thrilled to celebrate the achievements of these outstanding companies," said Tim Johnson, SCOAR Executive Director. "Their commitment to safety excellence not only keeps workers safe but also elevates the construction industry by establishing new benchmarks for best practices." Winners will be invited to showcase their winning projects/programs at SCOARs 2025 winter, spring, and fall events.
The TOPS Awards are a testament to the ongoing collaboration between owners, contractors, and stakeholders within the SCOAR community, all working together to achieve safety excellence. The Fall Meeting provided the perfect platform for recognizing these achievements while fostering continued discussions on innovation and growth.
For more information on SCOAR and the TOPS Awards, please visit scoar.org.
About SCOAR:
SCOAR is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the performance of the construction industry in the Southeastern United States. The organization fosters collaboration between construction owners, contractors, and associates to address shared industry challenges, including safety, workforce development, and technology innovation.