Achievers & Accolades

Security system supplier Boon Edam in Harnett County achieves NCDOL SHARP safety designation

By Staff Report, posted 3 years ago
Photo by Angie Stewart of Harnett County

The North American headquarters for Boon Edam in Lillington was recently presented with a certificate for the completion of the Safety & Health Achievement Recognition Program.

“The program recognizes small business employers who have used OSHA's On-Site Consultation Program services and operate exemplary safety and health programs. Acceptance of your worksite into SHARP from OSHA is an achievement of status that singles you out among your business peers as a model for worksite safety and health,” according to the United States Department of Labor. 

At the ceremony at the beginning of March, North Carolina Labor Commissioner Josh Dobson presented the certificate to the team. 

Boon Edam’s Lillington facility received SHARP accreditation in December 2021.

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