The 2025 Safety Advantage Awards Nominations



The MCAA is excited to announce the call for entries for the 2025 Safety Advantage Awards, presented by Federated Insurance. From April 1st through June 30th, mason contractor members of the MCAA are invited to submit their entries to showcase their notable achievements in safety practices and initiatives within the industry.

The Safety Advantage Awards are a recognition within the masonry industry, highlighting organizations that have demonstrated a commitment to creating safer work environments and fostering a culture of safety. These awards celebrate those who have set benchmarks in the field by implementing safety protocols, conducting effective training programs, or leading innovative safety campaigns.

By participating in the Safety Advantage Awards, organizations not only gain recognition for their safety efforts but also play a crucial role in moving the industry forward. Sharing best practices and stories through these awards contributes significantly to the ongoing improvement of safety standards across the board.

The submission period for the 2025 awards is open from April 1st through June 30th. To participate, mason contractor members of the MCAA can submit their entries through the official MCAA website or directly by visiting /Client/FormResponseDetails?surveyID=42

Don't miss this opportunity to be recognized for your dedication to safety and to inspire others in the masonry industry. Join us in our mission to promote a safer and healthier workplace for all.
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