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EC Electric Wins Top Safety Award from AGC of America
By MGN Editorial•March 3, 2026 at 03:20 PM
Portland-based electrical contractor EC Electric honored with 1st Place Specialty Contractor award in AGC's prestigious Construction Safety Excellence Awards.
Portland, Oregon-based electrical contractor EC Electric has been awarded 1st Place in the Specialty Contractor category of the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of America Construction Safety Excellence Awards (CSEA), the company announced.
This prestigious national recognition from the leading construction industry association highlights EC Electric's exemplary safety performance and commitment to protecting workers on maritime and other construction projects.
'Safety is our top priority at EC Electric, and we are honored to be recognized by AGC for our industry-leading safety culture and practices,' said EC Electric President and CEO Sarah Thompson. 'This award is a testament to the hard work and vigilance of our entire team in maintaining the highest safety standards on every job site.'
The AGC CSEA program evaluates construction companies' safety programs, training, accident prevention, and safety performance. Judges noted EC Electric's comprehensive safety management system, proactive training initiatives, and low incident rates as key factors in their award decision.
EC Electric has provided electrical contracting services to maritime, industrial, and commercial clients throughout the Pacific Northwest for over 20 years. The company is known for tackling complex projects at ports, shipyards, and other waterfront facilities while upholding rigorous safety protocols.
'Winning the AGC's top safety award is a tremendous achievement that demonstrates EC Electric's industry leadership,' said gCaptain editor John Roberts. 'In a sector where safety is paramount, this recognition underscores the company's commitment to protecting its workforce and delivering projects without incident.'
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