International Safety Award

International Safety Award

Applications accepted from: 4 January 2010

Deadline for applications: 31 March 2010

If you would like to apply for an International Safety Award but are not a member of the British Safety Council, please email membership@britsafe.org or phone 020 8600 5505

I am very pleased to have this opportunity to send my congratulations to all of the organisations being presented with an International Safety Award today.

The British Safety Council plays an important role promoting health, safety and environmental best practice, and these awards - now in their 51st year - bring well deserved recognition to those organisations that set the standard and lead the way.

In these difficult times, it is vital that health and safety should not be seen as a cost to cut but as a crucial part of a well-run business that delivers benefits to organisations, employees and the economy alike.

I am confident that the Health & Safety Executive's new strategy for Britain's workplaces - which underlines the need for a common sense, proportionate approach to risk at the same time as emphasising the importance of personal responsibility - will assist the British Safety Council in the valuable work they do.

So once again, I would like to congratulate the Council and all those organisations who have received an award for the high standards of health and safety they uphold.

Rt. Hon. Gordon Brown,
Prime Minister

The International Safety Award recognises and rewards organisations that show a real commitment to improving corporate health and safety.

Follow the link to download the application form:

http://www.britsafe.org/events/isa.aspx

Ed. comment:

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An organisation with well trained team who understand CDM knowledge is more likely to have other associated cultural qualities essential to make a real difference to safety

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