I’ve never seen a company reward a person for taking extreme risks. Usually they get coerced threatened or do it out of their own volition. The latter being very common just to make the big easier dispite being an hourly employee
And before anybody sees that 'Asia' comment as somehow politically incorrect: the statistics are pretty damning, Asian operators abroad have less than stellar safety records and very high pressure on industrial workers to meet their (sometimes unrealistically high) quotas and I would not expect them to do any better in their home countries.