MIOSHA CET Platinum Award Recognizes Clark’s Record of Nine Years and
2.5 Million Hours With No Lost Time Due To Injury.
Clark Construction Company has been named the recipient of the highest safety award given by Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA). Clark Construction is being awarded the MIOSHA CET Platinum Award in recognition of the company’s outstanding safety record having achieved more than nine years and 2.5 million worker hours without lost time due to injury.
"Being named a recipient of the MIOSHA CET Platinum Award is a great honor that is shared by all our employees who demonstrate their dedication to safety every single day," said Clark Construction CEO Charles Clark. "We are proud of our safety performance which is the result of years of hard work and the commitment of employees at every level who have totally bought into our comprehensive safety program."
Clark Construction's safety record ranks among the best in the commercial construction industry. The firm has received numerous recognitions over the years for its leadership and performance in safety including, the MIOSHA CET Gold Award, Safety Excellence Award from the Michigan Chapter of Associated General Contractors, and the Outstanding Safety Performance Award from Accident Fund Insurance Company of America.
The MIOSHA Consultation Education and Training (CET) Division recognizes the safety and health achievements of Michigan employers and employees through CET Awards, which are based on excellent safety and health performance. The CET Platinum Award recognizes a minimum of five years without a lost-time accident. The MIOSHA program is part of the Michigan Department of Energy, Labor & Economic Growth (DELEG). Only six Michigan organizations have received the MIOSHA CET Platinum Award since 2000.
