For uniform recordkeeping of occupational injuries and illnesses, the Occupatinal Safety and Health Act of 1970 and Part 1904 of Title 29, Code of Federal Regulation will be followed. This figure shall be derived from payroll records. If such records are not available, work-hours may be estimated by using the actual number of employees and the average number of hours worked by the employees during the period of application. 750,000 Groups that do not obtain 100,000 work-hours within a period of 5 years or more shall be given an award for consecutive years worked without a disqualifying case. These will be given in increments of 5 years.
Application can be made at any time eligibility is attained.
Final decision on all applications will be made by the Chairman, Committee for Employee Safety and Health. Here is an interactive PDF form for the Safety Achievement Award. You can type directly on this form in Adobe Acrobat Reader. To get to each field, you simply tab or click and then type.