2021 NWPPA Safety Award Winners Announced

(April 29) An annual tradition, the Northwest Public Power Association Safety Award winners were announced today during the virtual 2021 Engineering & Operations Conference.

Safety contest awards are based upon a review of each utility’s safety contest form, the number of recordable injury/illness cases (the incident rate) in 2020, and the lost work days (the severity rate) in 2020.

The 2022 Safety Awards will be presented at the 2022 E&O in Spokane, Wash., April 11-14.

0-30,000 Hours of Exposure

First place: City of Ellensburg (Wash.)

Second place: Milton-Freewater Light & Power (Ore.)

 

30,001-70,000 Hours of Exposure

First place (tie): Hood River Electric Cooperative (Ore.)

First place (tie): Sun River Electric Cooperative (Mont.)

First place (tie): Wasco Electric Cooperative (Ore.)

First place (tie): Clatskanie PUD (Ore.)

 

70,001-100,000 Hours of Exposure

First place: Northern Wasco County PUD (Ore.)

Second place: Salem Electric (Ore.)

Third place: Columbia River PUD (Ore.)

 

100,001-150,000 Hours of Exposure

First place: Consumers Power Inc. (Ore.)

Second place: Jefferson County PUD (Wash.)

 

150,001-500,000 Hours of Exposure

First place: Inland Power & Light Company (Wash.)

Second place: Okanogan County PUD (Wash.)

Third place: Tillamook PUD (Ore.)

 

500,001-1,000,000 Hours of Exposure

First place: Clark Public Utilities (Wash.)

Second place: Eugene Water & Electric Board (Ore.)

 

Over 1,000,000 Hours of Exposure

First place: Energy Northwest (Wash.)

Second place: Sacramento Municipal Utility District (Calif.)

Third place: Chelan County PUD (Wash.)

 

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