2026 NTTC North American Safety Contest
Client Safety Award Winners
Honoring Mark Schroyer: NTTC’s 2024–2026 Professional Tank Truck Driver of the Year
Wednesday, April 23, 2026
A standout moment at the NTTC conference was the recognition of Mark Schroyer from Grammer Logistics as the 2024–2026 Professional Tank Truck Driver of the Year. Schroyer’s dedication to safety, professionalism, and mentorship set him apart, making him a role model in the industry. His achievement underscores the importance of individual commitment to safety and the positive influence it has on organizational culture
The NTTC’s annual awards not only celebrate individual and organizational achievements but also reinforce the industry’s collective commitment to safety and excellence. INFINITI’s clients’ successes and Schroyer’s recognition exemplify the high standards and dedication prevalent in the tank truck sector.
INFINITI Clients Recognized for Safety Excellence
INFINITI’s dedication to enhancing safety standards was evident as multiple clients received awards in various categories:
2024 Award Cycle Round 1 Winners
Private Fleet Division
Class 2
Grand Award – CLI Transport, LP
Sutherland Carrier Division
Class 10
Merit Award – Weaver Bros., Inc.
Class 9
Merit Award – PAR Trucking, Inc.
Class 8
Grand Award – Newman Carriers
Honor Award – Liquid Cargo Group
Class 7
Merit Award – Hazmat Environmental Group, Inc.
Class 6
Merit Award – Commercial Transport, Inc.
Class 4
Grand Award – GenOx Transportation Inc.
Class 2
Merit Award – Oakley Transport Inc.
Class 1
Merit Award – Foodliner, Inc. / Quest Logistics, Inc.
Elevating Safety Standards Through Excellence
At INFINITI, we take immense pride in celebrating the remarkable achievements of tank truck carriers who prioritize safety through our comprehensive online safety training programs. The Competitive Safety Contest exemplifies the industry’s commitment to maintaining the highest safety standards.
- The contest recognizes excellence across three divisions based on mileage categories
- Winners demonstrate exceptional commitment to safety protocols and best practices
- Participating companies showcase their dedication to protecting their workforce and communities
- The competition promotes continuous improvement in safety standards industry-wide
- Success stories from past winners highlight the effectiveness of proper safety training and implementation
We are incredibly proud that many of our clients who utilize our online safety training platform consistently demonstrate excellence in safety performance. Their dedication to maintaining the highest safety standards not only protects their drivers and communities but also sets an inspiring example for the entire industry. We invite all tank truck carriers to explore how our comprehensive safety training solutions can help elevate their safety programs to award-winning levels.
Elevating Safety Standards Through Excellence
The National Tank Truck Carriers (NTTC) North American Safety Contest is a prestigious competition recognizing excellence in safety among tank truck operations across North America. The contest culminates in the awarding of the Heil Trophy to the safest carriers in three divisions: Harvison (over 15 million miles), Sutherland (under 15 million miles), and Private Fleet.
Eligibility Criteria
To participate in the NTTC North American Safety Contest, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Membership: Be a for-hire tank truck carrier or a private fleet member in good standing with the NTTC.
- Mileage Reporting: Provide accurate mileage data, now determined using electronic data sources such as Safety Measurement System (SMS) or Electronic Logging Devices (ELD), replacing the previous reliance on International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) reports.
- Safety Performance: Demonstrate superior safety records, with awards recognizing carriers that have the fewest accidents per million miles within their mileage class.
- Application Process: Submit applications within the designated timelines for each round of the contest.
Contest Structure
The contest is conducted in two rounds:
- Round 1: Carriers compete within their mileage classes, and awards are given in three categories: Grand, Honor, and Merit.
- Round 2: Grand Award winners from Round 1 advance to compete for the Heil Trophy in their respective divisions:
- Harvison Division: For-hire carriers with over 15 million miles.
- Sutherland Division: For-hire carriers with under 15 million miles.
- Private Fleet Division: Private fleet carriers.
Application Timeline
For the 2024 contest cycle, the key dates are:
- January 2, 2026: Round 1 applications open.
- January 29, 2026: Round 1 application deadline.
- February 19, 2026: Round 1 winners announced.
- February 20, 2026: Round 2 applications open.
- March 5, 2026: Round 2 application deadline.
- April 21–24, 2026: Winners announced at the NTTC Annual Conference in Tampa, Florida.
Benefits of Participation
- Industry Recognition: Achieving awards in the contest positions carriers as leaders in safety within the tank truck industry.
- Enhanced Credibility: Recognition can bolster a company’s reputation among clients, partners, and stakeholders.
- Advocacy Support: Data collected through the contest aids NTTC in advocating for the industry by demonstrating commitment to safety.
For more detailed information and to access application materials, please visit the official NTTC North American Safety Contest page
Recent Client Awards
National Tank Truck Carriers North American Safety Contest Award Winners
The NTTC North American Safety Contest stands as a beacon of excellence in the tank truck industry, showcasing the unwavering commitment to safety among carriers across the continent. Through rigorous evaluation processes and stringent criteria, the contest identifies and celebrates companies that go above and beyond in maintaining exceptional safety standards. The competition’s two-round structure ensures a thorough assessment of safety practices, from initial mileage class competitions to the prestigious Heil Trophy finals. The contest’s impact extends beyond mere recognition, serving as a catalyst for continuous improvement in safety practices throughout the industry. This prestigious competition not only honors achievement but also provides valuable data that helps shape industry standards and advocate for better safety practices across North America.
