GLEN ALLEN, Va., (March 25, 2025) – ChemTreat, Inc. (ChemTreat) has once again received the prestigious Platinum Safety Award from Highwire, a Contractor Success Platform for builders and owners of capital projects that recognizes its safest contractors and vendors.
“We are honored to receive Highwire’s Platinum Safety Award. This prestigious recognition highlights our unwavering dedication to creating a safe and secure environment for our team members,” said Katie Journigan, VP of Operations. “Our commitment to safety is not only a core value but also a vital part of our operational excellence. Receiving this award reaffirms our continuous efforts to drive towards zero safety incidents and foster a culture where every associate feels protected and valued.”
Highwire’s Safety Assessment reviews a company’s historic and current safety performance. The program provides a thorough, objective, and consistent evaluation of company performance so clients and contractors can identify, monitor, and mitigate risks more effectively. The results provide a strong indicator of how a contractor values safety and serve as a reliable predictor of future performance. The Platinum Safety Award is presented to companies who score between 95 and 100 on Highwire’s Safety Assessment.
“Management systems are critical to any company’s ability to deliver successful outcomes and, most importantly, to keep their employees safe,” said David Tibbetts, CSP, Highwire’s Chief Safety Officer. “ChemTreat, Inc. has done a remarkable job implementing a strong safety management system resulting in exceptional safety performance and results.”
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About Highwire: Highwire is the Contractor Success Platform for asset owners, general contractors, and facilities managers. The world’s most admired organizations—including Skanska, Merck, and Bond Brothers—use Highwire to ensure their contractors and subcontractors deliver great work on budget and on schedule by collaborating with them to dynamically mitigate safety, financial, quality, and sustainability risks during capital projects and facilities maintenance.
