Crane Composites’ Jonesboro, Arkansas facility received the gold status achievement award within OSHA’s Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program (SHARP).
SHARP recognizes employers for OSHA standards compliance and their safety and health management systems. In Arkansas, gold status requires three or less recordable injuries over a four-year period, scoring the highest rating on 80% of the OSHA Safety and Health Program Assessment Worksheet, no more than two lost or restricted days and safety mentorship to at least three companies.
“At Crane Composites, we have a strong commitment to protect the health and safety of our associates, visitors, and vendors,” said Mike Ridge, Crane Composites vice president of operations. “ Our objective is to create an injury-free workplace, and this starts with our ‘safety-first’ culture. We are very proud of our Jonesboro associates and their focus and dedication on safe work practices at the site.”
Crane Composites Inc., a subsidiary of Crane Company, supplies fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP) composite materials to RV OEMs. For more information, click here.
