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Oct 17, 2024

Scaffolding Association reveals 2024 winners - Construction Briefing

16 October 2024 The winners of the 2024 Scaffold & Access Industry Association (SAIA) Project and Association Awards winners were revealed on Oct. 3 during the SAIA’s Annual Convention & Exposition in

16 October 2024

The winners of the 2024 Scaffold & Access Industry Association (SAIA) Project and Association Awards winners were revealed on Oct. 3 during the SAIA’s Annual Convention & Exposition in Denver.

A total of 16 awards were presented to SAIA member companies and individuals for their service, dedication and contributions to the Association, as well as successes within the scaffold and access industry. This year’s categories and recipients were:

Mast Driven Hoists and Platforms Project of the YearFraco - The Stock Exchange Tower Montreal

Innovation AwardCrimson Engineering, Inc. - F1 Las Vegas - Pedestrian Bridge

Suspended Access Project of the YearBrandSafway - Second Narrows Water Supply Tunnel

Supported Scaffold Project of the YearSunbelt Rentals - Freedom Tower

Industrial Collaborative Project of the YearSkyLine Scaffold, Inc - Cedar Creek Dam & Pyramid Spillway

Commercial Collaborative Project of the YearSkyLine Scaffold, Ltd - Museum Anthropology

Coupling Pin - Amy Johnson

Hall of Fame - Chris Moody

Outstanding Company Contribution - DH Glabe & Associates

Outstanding Council Chairperson - Becky Danielson

Outstanding Service Award - Matt Morgan

Spirit Award - Brian Andrews

Unsung Hero Award - Rick McKinlay

Victor Saleeby Award - Shawn MacDonald

Instructor who taught the most students - Sliver Delorey (Summit Swing Stage. Trained 357 students in 2023.)

William T. Ayers Founders Award - Jared Garner - Scafom-RUX

To enter the 2025 SAIA Project or Association Awards, visit the SAIA’s website here. Categories open for submissions on January 1, 2025.

For details on the SAIA Project of the Year Award winning jobs, make sure to check out each issue of Scaffold & Access Magazine for site specifics, challenges and obstacles, feats of engineering, and why each individual company was awarded the top prize. Subscriptions are free and can be found here.

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