Earlier this month, companies were required to submit their 2022 safety data to the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).

With the latest OSHA 300A updates in hand, we want to recognize 14 trade contractors in the Greater New York City area who have earned the Platinum Safety Award. This honor reflects a safety score of 95 or greater. The Platinum Safety Award is the highest recognition a company can receive from Highwire for its overall safety performance.

We believe that when contractors make safety a top priority, they win more business. In addition to traditional lagging safety indicators like DART and EMR, these exceptional scores demonstrate a commitment to maintaining critical safety management systems and protocols. Their score is evidence of their extraordinary commitment to delivering safe projects.

Meet the Winners

Above All Storefronts Inc.

ACV Environmental Services, INC.

Almasi Companies, LLC

BRAVO Building Services

Concrete Scanning and Imaging, INC.

ENECON

Flemington Instrument Co. Inc.

GUARDIAN Fence Co.

Linde-Griffith Construction Co.

Penguin Air Conditioning

Richard R. Pucci & Associates

Scholes Electric & Communications

W&M Sprinkler-NYC, LLC

Zack Painting Co., Inc.

Why we’re honoring these companies

We believe safety is the cornerstone of the construction industry. That is why we want to highlight the companies in The Highwire Network who share that belief as a matter of practice.

There are more than 1,700 companies that are part of The Highwire Network from the New York metropolitan area. Of the 1,700 companies, only 14 of them have achieved Platinum status.

Find these award winners and more on The Highwire Network

We launched The Highwire Network as a way for builders and owners to connect with contractors. You can search by trade specialty, industry experience, DBE status, labor relationships, etc.

The Highwire Network currently presents companies in greater Boston and New York City. To learn more and find other qualified contractors, visit The Highwire Network.