The Excellence in Corporate Health Achievement Award
Recognizing Excellence in Health and Safety
ACOEM established the Excellence in Corporate Health Achievement Award (eCHAA) in 1996 to recognize organizations in North America that have demonstrated outstanding achievement in leadership and management in assuring employee health, safety and a healthy environment.
The Award is intended to bring national and international attention to the importance of worker health, safety, and environmental management, and to provide model organizations with visibility and validation of their efforts.
Measurable Results and Continuous Improvement
The eCHAA reinforces the importance of measurable results and continuous improvement and provides a forum in which participating organizations can exchange ideas and best practices on creating healthy and productive working environments.
Participating organizations submit a comprehensive application about their program and undergo a rigorous review by an expert panel to assess three dimensions:
- Social
- Economic
- Environmental
Award Winners
Awards have been given to deserving organizations in manufacturing and service sectors, including city health departments, federal agencies, and health care systems. Some of the prior award winners winners have included Idaho National Laboratory, Erickson Living, Baptist Health South Florida, Bristol-Myers Squibb, American Express, Johnson & Johnson, Smithsonian Institution, and URS Corporation.