Across our company
Rockwell Collins receives AIA
Worker Safety Award
Rockwell Collins was one of
several companies honored recently by the Aerospace Industries
Association (AIA) during the organization's Worker Safety Award
ceremony in San Diego, Calif. Pictured are: (from left) Dennis
Hussey, AIA Environment, Safety and Health Committee chairman;
David Landsverk, a senior environmental engineer at Rockwell
Collins; Karen Gunderson of Aerojet;
and John Izzolena, Rockwell Collins.
Photo courtesy of John Izzolena
Rockwell Collins was recently recognized by the Aerospace
Industries Association (AIA) for showing the most progress on worker
safety between 2005 and 2006. As a result, our company was one of
several that received a 2007 Worker Safety Improvement Award.
According to the AIA, our company showed the greatest reduction
among our industry peers in incident rates, lost workday rates, and
lost workday case rates calculated as a percentage of change from
one year to the next. The demonstrated excellence of our Safety
Management System contributed to dramatic safety improvement
performance of our operations in the United States during this
period.
AIA President and Chief Executive Officer John Douglass said the
companies' records show the premium the aerospace and defense
industry places on safety. Lockheed Martin also was recognized for
general excellence.
"We recognize Rockwell Collins and Lockheed Martin as industry
leaders when it comes to worker safety," said Douglass. "Their
efforts have been highly successful and they can serve as role
models for what is possible regarding safeguarding employees."