Submission window
January 1 – March 31, 2027
Eligible work
Projects completed in 2027
Entry fee
$200 per project entry
SAIA Project Awards Submission Overview
Put your best work in front of the industry
Companies are encouraged to submit the same project across multiple categories, but please note that they will only be eligible to win in one — specifically, the highest point-earning category.
The SAIA Project Awards reward outstanding member companies that have made significant contributions to the success of projects within the scaffold and access industry. By submitting your company’s remarkable work for a Project Award, you help support the vital mission of the SAIA.
If you have any questions about the submission process or need further information, don’t hesitate to reach out to SAIA Headquarters at 816.595.4860 or email SAIA Headquarters.
Don’t miss this opportunity to shine a light on your company’s exemplary contributions!
Recognition
Honored at the President’s Gala
Winners are celebrated during the prestigious President’s Gala and Award Ceremony at the SAIA Annual Convention and Exposition.
An article about the award-winning project in SA Magazine
Prominent recognition on the SAIA website and LinkedIn
A feature in the SAIA Membership Directory
Signage in the SAIA booth at World of Concrete, Committee Week, and the Annual Convention and Exposition
Award Categories
Eight categories celebrating the full range of scaffold and access work
MEWP Project of the Year
Presented to the member company where an MEWP was utilized to:
- Raise the overall level of safety on a project,
- Contribute to the overall success of the project, or
- Complete a dynamic installation in a new or innovative way.
SAIA Industrial Collaborative Project of the Year
Presented to a group of member companies that collaborated with one another on a single jobsite on an industrial project.
Innovation Award
Presented to the member company that:
- Demonstrated a new or innovative way to utilize an existing product on a project, or
- Delivered a new product to the field.
Submissions should detail why the product is considered innovative and what improvements it offers over previous models.
Mast Driven Hoists and Platforms Project of the Year
Presented to the member company where mast driven hoists and platforms were utilized to:
- Raise the overall level of safety on a project,
- Contribute to the overall success of the project, or
- Complete a dynamic installation in a new or innovative way.
SAIA Commercial Collaborative Project of the Year
Presented to a group of member companies that collaborated with one another on a single jobsite on a commercial project.
Suspended Access Project of the Year
Presented to the member company where suspended access was utilized to:
- Raise the overall level of safety on a project,
- Contribute to the overall success of the project, or
- Complete a dynamic installation in a new or innovative way.
Supported Scaffold Project of the Year
Presented to the member company where supported scaffolding was utilized to:
- Raise the overall level of safety on a project,
- Contribute to the overall success of the project, or
- Complete a dynamic installation in a new or innovative way.
Shoring Project of the Year
Presented to the member company where shoring was utilized to:
- Raise the overall level of safety on a project,
- Contribute to the overall success of the project, or
- Complete a dynamic installation in a new or innovative way.
Project Awards
Gallery
A look at the scaffold and access work recognized through the SAIA Project Awards.
Ready to submit your project?
Submissions for projects completed in 2027 are accepted January 1 – March 31, 2027. Fee: $200 per project entry.
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