Mississauga, Ontario – December 4, 2007 – IAPA (Industrial Accident Prevention Association) presented Superheat FGH Technologies Inc. of Kincardine, Ontario with a Level I Health & Safety Achievement Award today. This is the first IAPA achievement award for the facility, a heat treatment service provider.

In its journey towards health and safety excellence, Superheat FGH Technologies Inc. has created a work environment that puts the well-being of its employees first. For example, the company created a Joint Health and Safety Committee to develop and oversee its health and safety initiatives. Examples of these initiatives include the implementation of a corporate safety program, safety training manuals for workers and supervisors, and a database to monitor employee training.

“Superheat FGH Technologies Inc. has taken a great step forward towards making its facility safe for everyone,” says Trevor Beauchamp, IAPA Principal Consultant, who presented the company with the award. “Building a health and safety work culture is crucial to reducing incidents in the workplace. This Level I award demonstrates that this is a priority for Superheat FGH Technologies Inc.”

“Receiving the IAPA Health & Safety Achievement Award goes a long way in telling our employees and industry that we are innovative and committed to being a safe company. I am personally excited about the future of Superheat FGH and being a part of the challenges that lay ahead.” says Brent Foisy, Safety Coordinator at Superheat FGH Technologies Inc.

Superheat FGH Technologies Inc. received the Level I Achievement Award after IAPA conducted an on-site verification on November 8, 2007. The company’s health and safety management program met the criteria needed to be recognized for this award. In addition, Superheat FGH Technologies Inc. completed the self-assessment report and met IAPA award requirements, such as prevention methods, legislative compliance, management practices, and lost-time injury frequencies.

IAPA’s three-level health and safety awards program was launched in 2002. The program is designed to celebrate an organization’s journey towards achieving workplace health and safety excellence. Since the inception of the program, 39 companies have received the Level I Health and Safety Achievement Award.

Superheat FGH Technology Inc. is North America’s largest heat treatment contractor. Its rapid response, best-in-class performance and strict quality, safety, and customer service standards have enabled Superheat FGH Technologies Inc. to become the largest heat treatment contractor in North America. Top refiners, power companies, constructors, and fabricators choose Superheat FGH Technologies Inc. to help ensure that heat treatment projects are completed successfully, safely, on time, and without putting security at risk. Superheat FGH Technologies Inc. professionals capitalize on a deep pool of industry expertise and innovative technology to eliminate the many risk factors that can be encountered.

IAPA celebrates its 90th anniversary in 2007. IAPA is a not-for-profit, member driven organization operating in Ontario since 1917. Representing approximately 50,000 member firms and more than 1.5 million Ontario

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IAPA presented a Level I Health & Safety Achievement Award to Superheat FGH Technologies Inc.'s Kincardine facility on Tuesday December 4, 2007. Seen here are: (l-r) Brent Foisy, Health and Safety Coordinator, Becky Fair, Human Rescources Manager, Trevor Beauchamp, Principal Consuntant, IAPA, Ron Sayle, Health, Safety & Environment Quality Manager, Norm MacArthur, CEO of Superheat FGH Technologies Inc, and Lori DiCastri, Joint Health and Safety Committee Worker Member.

Photo courtesy of Superheat FGH Technologies Inc.