2009 SHARP Recipients

Many businesses realize that the benefits of safety and wellness go hand in hand. Such is the case at A-C-T Environmental & Infrastructure ...

When a former employee filed a safety complaint to OSHA in 2008 about All County Ambulance, it got management's attention. The private medical transportation firm with a staff of 125 immediately conducted an internal investigation to review its entire safety program.

For some businesses, improving safety is a given. In these businesses, the practice of safety is never questioned and is always at the forefront of every decision. This holds true at Alro Metals Service Center of Boca Raton, where their motivation is simple--to keep employees safe.

When you manufacture altimeters for the sport and military free-fall parachuting industry, safety is serious business.

Aluma Tower Company, Inc., a manufacturer of portable, lightweight aluminum towers and mobile command centers, may be located in Vero Beach, however, its products span the entire globe.

Amphenol Sine Systems Earns SHARP Renewal

Architectural Specialties Trading Company (AST) is a commercial architectural woodworking firm located in Pensacola.

Bayonet Point Health and Rehabilitation Center of Hudson understands when it comes to safety, they have many elements to consider. “We are not just taking care of our staff. We also are caring for our elderly patients,” says Risk Manager Gina Perino.

Bovis Lend Lease of Tampa is one of three Florida locations operated by this international project management and construction firm. Its global footprint reaches 30 countries.

Feeding and housing 702 homeless residents each day is no small task. Keeping the residents safe as well as its 140 employees is no minor job either. Community Partnership for Homeless (CPH) is a non-profit organization in Miami with two locations ...