(Parsippany, New Jersey) – 8 May 2026 – Acrow, a leading international bridge engineering and supply company, is pleased to announce it has earned health and safety awards from the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) and the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA). The prestigious annual awards programs recognise outstanding achievements and dedication to workplace safety.

Acrow received the AISC Safety Award for its record of minimal Days Away and Restricted Time (DART) injury rate relative to hours worked in 2025. The annual awards program of the not-for-profit structural steel technical institute acknowledges member firm fabricators and erectors who have demonstrated successful efforts to operate in a safe and efficient way, with the results announced at the recent NASCC: The Steel Conference 2026 which took place in Atlanta, Georgia.

In the 68th edition of the RoSPA Health and Safety Awards, Acrow received a 2025 Gold Medal Award for health and safety performance. It is the company’s ninth consecutive Gold Medal Award from RoSPA. The internationally renowned awards program, which receives over 2,000 entries each year from more than 60 countries, recognises organisations, teams and projects across all sectors for dedication to high safety standards and the well-being of individuals.

“We are delighted to have been recognised by these two prestigious organisations for our ongoing commitment to health and safety,” said Mark Joosten, President and Chief Operating Officer of the Acrow Group. “As a core value of the company, safety is fundamental to Acrow’s culture, and these awards are a strong reflection of the efforts happening across our business every day to keep everyone safe.”