This dual achievement distinguishes the engineering and construction firm in an industry often defined by high physical risks and mental burnout. By prioritizing both rigorous safety protocols and a supportive office culture, the company demonstrates that employee well-being and operational performance are mutually reinforcing. The recent accolades validate a strategy focused on mitigating the specific stressors inherent in complex design-build projects.
ACS Secures Seventh Consecutive Best Place to Work Honor
For the seventh year running, Verona-based systems integrator ACS has been named a Best Place to Work by the Best Companies Group, a recognition arriving shortly after the firm secured the 2025 Gold Safety Award from the Construction Association of Michigan for maintaining a zero-injury workplace throughout the year.

Scott Hoselton, president of ACS, attributes this consistency to a culture of mutual accountability. According to Hoselton, fostering an environment where staff feel both safe and empowered remains the primary driver behind the company’s ability to attract top-tier engineering talent. This stability translates directly to client projects, where the firm delivers specialized equipment, automation, and facility integration for sectors ranging from aerospace to automotive manufacturing.
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