Barton Malow Receives Six Construction Safety Awards for 2025 Projects

Highlights

• Barton Malow received six Zero Injury Safety Awards from The Association of Union Constructors (TAUC) and the National Maintenance Agreement Policy Committee (NMAPC).

• The recognition includes one Bronze Star Award and five Certificates of Merit.

• The six projects recorded more than 1 million combined work hours during 2025 without reported injuries qualifying under the programme.

• Recognized projects include industrial, automotive, battery manufacturing and renewable energy developments.

• The awards cover projects involving General Motors, Ford Motor Company, Apex Clean Energy, Invenergy and Lansing Board of Water and Light.

Construction jobsite safety performance across industrial, automotive and renewable energy projects was recognized through six awards presented to Barton Malow for work completed during 2025. The awards recognize project teams that achieved zero injuries while accumulating more than 1 million combined work hours across six construction and maintenance projects.

The recognition was presented through the Zero Injury Safety Awards programme administered by TAUC and NMAPC, which evaluates safety performance on industrial construction and maintenance projects.

Six Projects Receive Zero Injury Recognition

Barton Malow received one Bronze Star Award and five Certificates of Merit at the awards gala held October 29, 2026.

The New Carlisle Cell Plant 4 project received the Bronze Star Award after recording 299,433 work hours during the 2025 reporting period.

Five additional projects received Certificates of Merit:

Project

Work Hours

BlueOval SK Battery Park Kentucky

192,741

Coldwater Solar

183,817

DMAX Engine Plant

127,370

Renegade Solar

104,788

Delta Energy Park

91,970

Together, the six projects accumulated 1,000,119 work hours during the January to December 2025 recognition period.

Automotive, Battery and Renewable Energy Construction

The recognized portfolio covers several major construction sectors, including automotive manufacturing, battery production, solar energy and energy infrastructure.

Projects associated with General Motors, Ford Motor Company, Apex Clean Energy, Invenergy and Lansing Board of Water and Light were included in the recognition.

The range of project types demonstrates the application of jobsite safety practices across different industrial construction environments, where coordination among contractors, trades and project stakeholders is essential.

Safety Performance Across Industrial Construction

The awards recognize project teams that achieved zero injuries during the applicable reporting period. The programme places emphasis on collaboration among the participating parties under the applicable labour agreements.

For industrial contractors and project owners, the recognition highlights the importance of tracking safety performance across large workforces and extended construction programmes. The combined work hours also provide a measurable indicator of the scale of activity represented by the six recognized projects.

Source: Barton Malow.