2024 Safety Awards Call for Nominations Now Open

ESA

MArch 22, 2024

It takes just one individual or organization to improve safety. Whether they accomplish this through safety leadership, electrical safety programs/projects or a commitment to contributing to the health and wellness initiatives in the industry, it is important to recognize these individuals.

Nominating an individual/organization for their commitment to improving safety through their accomplishments builds our safety community and encourages others to contribute to the safety landscape.

If you have a story to tell, ESA wants to hear from you! ESA wants to celebrate and recognize your contributions that make Ontario a safer place to live, work and play – in the workplace or in the community.

Submit your nomination today!

Submissions will be accepted from March 6 – June 7, 2024 in the following three categories:

  • Powerline Safety
  • Worker Safety
  • Consumer and Home Safety

The awards presentation takes place during the 2024 Annual Meeting & Ontario Electrical Safety Awards on Sept. 19, 2024.

Here’s how to submit a nomination:

Visit www.esasafe.com/2024Awards and either download the form or fill out the online version.  ESA is here to support you with the entry process. If you need clarification on how to enter or for anything regarding the submission process, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at: esa.awards@electricalsafety.on.ca.

Nomination deadline: June 7, 2024

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