Conrad Shipyard has been honored with the Shipbuilders Council of America’s (SCA) 2023 “Excellence in Safety” and “Improvement in Safety” awards for their commitment to enhancing operations and promoting safety and accident prevention in the shipbuilding and repair industry. As one of 18 shipyards recognized for their dedication to employee safety, Conrad Shipyard stands out for their proactive approaches and continuous efforts to improve safety standards.
Matthew Paxton, President of SCA, emphasized the importance of prioritizing employee safety within the industry, praising Conrad Shipyard for upholding these values and setting an example for others to follow. The company’s “Safety First” culture, led by Chairman and CEO Johnny Conrad, has been instrumental in creating a safe work environment where employees play a crucial role in ensuring their own safety and that of their colleagues.
With a strong focus on achieving zero incidents that could harm employees or the environment, Conrad Shipyard’s commitment to safety aligns with the industry-wide trend of decreasing recordable injuries year after year. By adhering to strict safety guidelines and actively addressing challenges, U.S. shipyards have been able to maintain operations while prioritizing the well-being of their workforce. Eligibility for SCA Safety Awards is contingent upon meeting specific criteria, including submitting injury and illness surveys, maintaining low incident rates, and demonstrating a commitment to continuous improvement in safety measures.
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