IAC, Adelphi Reach Over 1 Million Safe Work Hours

Industrial Accessories Company (IAC) and its construction subsidiary, Adelphi Construction, have surpassed 1,056,980 combined man-hours worked without a lost-time incident, a milestone spanning field crews, fabrication shops, and jobsites nationwide. The achievement reflects a sustained, company-wide commitment to safety rather than a single event. IAC and Adelphi attribute the milestone to consistent pre-task planning, open hazard reporting, and ongoing investment in safety training and leadership development across every business unit.

“This milestone belongs to every crew member who plans their work, identifies hazards before they become incidents, and looks out for the person working next to them,” says Jason Scollin, CSP, MS, CHST, STSC, Vice President of Safety & Risk Management. “Numbers like this don’t happen by accident. They happen because our people make the right decision on every task, every day.”

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