MBMA Announces 2025 Safety Award Winners

Tony Bouquot, MBMA General Manager (center), presents an MBMA Safety Award.

Cleveland, OH – The Metal Building Manufacturers Association (MBMA) honors member companies that demonstrate exceptional performance in maintaining workplace safety with their annual Safety Awards. These awards are given to Building Systems members as well as Associate members for their performance during the previous calendar year. Safety Awards for the 2025 year were presented during the 2026 MBMA Spring Meeting held April 22-24 in Colorado Springs, CO.

“As we strive to make the industry a safe place for everyone,” says Tony Bouquot, MBMA general manager, “it is a pleasure to honor those facilities that lead by example. Since the MBMA Safety Awards were inaugurated in 2011, we have given over 500 awards.”

In 2025, Building Systems members had 20 plant facilities that earned an MBMA Safety Award. “Effective safety initiatives have many benefits,” Bouquot adds, “including boosting employee morale, improving operations, and mitigating insurance risks and exposure to OSHA audits.” 

The MBMA Safety Award program consists of three categories. The 2025 Superior Safety Award was presented to two plants that achieved zero recordable cases for the entire calendar year, which is a significant accomplishment. The 18 facilities that received the 2025 Safety Performance Award achieved an incident rate equal to 50% or less than the OSHA industry average. The 2025 Associate Member Superior Safety Award went to 56 facilities that achieved zero recordable cases for the year, also a major achievement.

The following is a comprehensive list of the 2025 MBMA Safety Award winners:

2025 Superior Safety Award 
In recognition of Building Systems member manufacturing facilities with zero recorded incidents.

Dean Steel Buildings
• Cedartown, Ga

Dean Steel Buildings 
• Thomasville, Ga

2025 Safety Performance Award
In recognition of Building Systems member manufacturing facilities having achieved an incident rate equal to 50% or less than the industry average as reported by OSHA.

Behlen Building Systems
• Columbus, Neb.

Bigbee Steel Buildings
• Muscle Shoals, Ala.

Cornerstone Building Brands
• Atwater, Calif.
• Elizabethton, Tenn.
• Houston, Texas
• Lexington, Tenn.
• Mt. Pleasant, Iowa

Kirby Building Systems
• Portland, Tenn.

Nucor Buildings Group
• Brigham City, Utah
• La Crosse, Va.
• Swansea, S.C.
• Terrell, Texas
• Waterloo, Ind.

Pinnacle Structures
• Cabot, Ark

Red Dot Buildings
• Athens, Texas

Schulte Building Systems
• Hockley, Texas

Tyler Building Systems
• Tyler, Texas

Whirlwind Steel Buildings
• Houston, Texas

2025 Associate Member Superior Safety Award
In recognition of Associate member facilities with zero recorded incidents.

Atlas Building Products
• Ashland, Ohio
• Flat Rock, N.C.
• Houston, Texas

Bay Insulation Systems
• Aurora, Colo.
• Baton Rouge, La.
• Brooklyn Heights, Ohio
• Coppell, Texas
• Eastlake, Ohio
• Easton, Pa.
• Fridley, Minn.
• Houston, Texas
• Kansas City, Mo.
• Louisville, Ky.
• Norcross, Ga.
• Orlando, Fla.
• Pensacola, Fla.
• Phoenix, Ariz.
• Roanoke, Va. (2 locations)
• San Marcos, Texas (2 locations)
• St. Louis, Mo.
• Sumner, Wash.

Curbs Plus
• El Dorado, Kan.
• Glendale, Ariz.

Expi-Door Systems
• Green Bay, Wis.

Global Building Products
• Elkhart, Ind. - 3 locations

Metl-Span, A Nucor Company
• Brigham City, Utah

S-5! Attachment Solutions
• Iowa Park, Texas

Silvercote A Service Partners Company
• Ashland, Va;
• Byram, Miss.
• Denver, Colo.
• Greenville, S.C.
• Houston, Texas
• Huntsville, Ala.
• Little Rock, Ark.
• Lubbock, Texas
• Macedonia, Ohio (2 locations)
• Marshfield, Wis.
• Mooresville, N.C.
• Portland, Ore.
• Pottstown, Pa.
• Salt Lake City, Utah
• Scotia, N.Y.
• Sioux Falls, S.D.
• Spokane Valley, Wash.
• Stockton, Calif.
• Valdosta, Ga.
• Wright City, Mo.

Wurth Construction Services 
• Birmingham, Ala.
• Hicksville, N.Y.
• Tampa, Fla.

About The Metal Building Manufacturers Association

Founded in 1956, MBMA serves manufacturers and suppliers that work with industry professionals, architects, building designers, educators, building code officials and others to advance the metal building systems industry. The efforts of member volunteers and association staff regularly lead to industry improvements and groundbreaking research. Resources on the association's website include technical materials, research reports, videos and design guides, plus news of the most current research and ideas to propel the industry. MBMA also provides graduate and undergraduate educational resources at MBMAeducation.org. For more information, visit mbma.com.