Flame Engineering achieves 17 years with no loss-time accidents

Hays Post

Jason Pivonka is the current vice president of the Flame Engineering.

LA CROSSE—Flame Engineering Inc of LaCrosse achieved 17 years with no loss-time accidents on June 22.

Lost-time accidents implies a non-fatal accident that causes any loss time from work.

Flame manufactures LP gas equipment. This includes torches for home, agriculture and tar roofing. Flame Engineering has been operating in La Crosse since the late 1950s and now sells all over the world.

Jason Pivonka is the current vice president of the company. His father and grandfather founded the company, and his son is the fourth generation to work at Flame Engineering.

“Everyone at Flame Engineering works hard to maintain a safe work environment,” a news release said.

Flame Engineering has also been part of the Safety & Health Achievement Recognition Program (SHARP) since October 2000, a designation which remains in effect today.