Faith Technologies Incorporated (FTI) has climbed to No. 14 on the 2026 Healthiest 100 Workplaces in America list, up from No. 61 in 2025. The engineering, construction, manufacturing and clean-energy organization has appeared on the national list for 11 years.
The recognition is administered by Healthiest Employers, which evaluates companies on areas including wellness strategy, workplace culture, employee engagement, leadership commitment, program metrics and communication practices.
Wellness programming and Culture of Care
FTI says its ranking reflects its “Culture of Care” initiative, which is designed to support the physical, mental and emotional well-being of team members and their families.
The company’s benefits and wellness offerings include:
- Medical insurance premium discounts
- Expanded mental-health benefits
- “Time to Recharge,” which provides additional monthly time off for self-care, personal development or professional health services
“We’re honored to receive this recognition and proud of what it represents for our team members and their families,” said Alyssa Kwasny, wellness program director at FTI. “Our focus has always been on creating an environment where people feel supported to grow personally and professionally. As the needs of our workforce continue to evolve, we’re committed to expanding programs and benefits that help our team members live healthier, more balanced lives.”
State and regional recognition
Alongside its national ranking, FTI received state and regional honors. The company was ranked No. 1 in Oklahoma, Wisconsin and Tennessee.
FTI was also recognized in Atlanta at No. 2, Phoenix at No. 6 and Kansas City as an honoree.
Clean-energy and eMobility workforce
Headquartered in Menasha, Wisconsin, FTI provides engineering, construction, manufacturing and clean-energy services. Its work includes EV charging infrastructure, microgrid deployments and eMobility solutions through its energy businesses.
FTI says it provides end-to-end EV charging solutions, from site assessment and energy modeling to engineering, construction and ongoing charging operations and maintenance. As of April 2024, the company reported completing more than 500 EV charging infrastructure projects with industry partners, including ChargePoint.
As demand grows for EV charging, clean energy and electrification projects, companies in the sector are also competing for skilled engineering and field-service talent. FTI says its wellness programs are intended to help support workforce well-being and retention.
Note on award scope: The Healthiest 100 Workplaces ranking evaluates corporate wellness programming, benefit structures and employee engagement. It does not evaluate financial performance, field-safety outcomes or commercial project execution.
FAQ: FTI’s 2026 Workplace Wellness Recognition
What ranking did FTI achieve on the 2026 Healthiest Workplaces list?
FTI ranked No. 14 on the 2026 Healthiest 100 Workplaces in America list, up 47 places from its No. 61 ranking in 2025.
Who issues the Healthiest 100 Workplaces in America award?
The list is published by Healthiest Employers, which evaluates corporate wellness programs, strategic planning, leadership commitment, workplace culture and employee engagement.
What is FTI’s “Time to Recharge” benefit?
The benefit provides additional monthly time off for team members to use toward self-care, personal development or professional health services.
Where does FTI rank at the state level?
FTI ranked No. 1 in Oklahoma, Wisconsin and Tennessee. It was also recognized in Atlanta at No. 2 and Phoenix at No. 6, and as an honoree in Kansas City.
What services does Faith Technologies Incorporated provide?
FTI provides engineering, construction, manufacturing and clean-energy solutions. Its work includes EV charging infrastructure, microgrids and eMobility solutions.
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