Ampirical’s Entergy Titanium Project Surpasses 1 Million Hours Without a Recordable Injury

COVINGTON, La. - Ampirical's Entergy Titanium project has officially surpassed more than 1 million consecutive hours without a recordable injury as of October 12, 2026. It is the first individual project in the company's history to reach 1 million hours.

The milestone is especially notable given the demands of the work. At times, more than 500 personnel have been on site working 70+ hour weeks. Through it all, the Titanium team has sustained a safe outcome every day of the project.

"This is a landmark moment in Ampirical's history," said Ryan Gunther, Director of Safety at Ampirical. "Titanium is our first individual project to reach 1 million hours, and achieving it without a recordable injury is a powerful example of why Ampirical is a leader in this space. I am extremely grateful to the entire Titanium team for working together to ensure a safe outcome every single day. This result did not happen by chance. It came from the deliberate execution of our plans."

The achievement reflects Ampirical's commitment to a strong safety culture across its project sites and workforce. Ampirical extends its thanks to everyone who contributed to this milestone and who holds safety as a core value, guiding how the company trains its workforce, manages its projects, and supports its employees in the field.

As Ampirical continues to expand its capabilities and workforce to meet growing demand across the power delivery sector, it remains focused on ensuring that growth is matched by an unwavering commitment to the safety of its people.