Indian cos win big in British Safety Council awards
28 Jan 2021
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CW Team
The British Safety Council has awarded 35 Indian companies with the prestigious international 鈥淪word of Honour鈥� award 2020.
Sixty-six companies across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia received the Sword of Honour award. British Safety Council's members functioning in more than 60 countries aim to improve workers wellbeing, thereby creating a safer work environment.
British Safety Council's Sword of Honour awards acknowledges and rewards organisations that have successfully and effectively worked towards culminating health, safety, and environment management. Global organisations to have achieved 鈥淔ive Stars鈥� according to British Safety Council's 鈥淔ive Star Occupational Health and Safety and Environmental Audit鈥� are invited to apply.
The Indian companies that won big include Larsen & Toubro (L&T), DLF, Asian Paints, Cairn Oil & Gas, Panchshil Realty, Mindspace Business Parks REIT, One & Two Horizon Centre, Torrent Power, Indorama, Chemplast Cuddalore Vinyls, Udupi Power Corporation, The Chanakya and The Lodhi.
Among the Indian companies who won, DLF saw a lead with 12 project sites across the nation followed by L&T with eight project sites. 鈥淸The year] 2020 has been tough for businesses due to the pandemic. However, it is encouraging to see that more Indian companies have stepped up to the challenge by continuing to keep their workplaces safe. These organisations are leading global efforts to make workplaces safe, healthy, and sustainable,鈥� said Hemant Sethi, Country Manager, India, British Safety Council.
The complete list of winners of The Sword of Honour 2020 can be found.
Source: Press release.
The British Safety Council has awarded 35 Indian companies with the prestigious international 鈥淪word of Honour鈥� award 2020.
Sixty-six companies across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia received the Sword of Honour award. British Safety Council's members functioning in more than 60 countries aim to improve workers wellbeing, thereby creating a safer work environment.
British Safety Council's Sword of Honour awards acknowledges and rewards organisations that have successfully and effectively worked towards culminating health, safety, and environment management. Global organisations to have achieved 鈥淔ive Stars鈥� according to British Safety Council's 鈥淔ive Star Occupational Health and Safety and Environmental Audit鈥� are invited to apply.
The Indian companies that won big include Larsen & Toubro (L&T), DLF, Asian Paints, Cairn Oil & Gas, Panchshil Realty, Mindspace Business Parks REIT, One & Two Horizon Centre, Torrent Power, Indorama, Chemplast Cuddalore Vinyls, Udupi Power Corporation, The Chanakya and The Lodhi.
Among the Indian companies who won, DLF saw a lead with 12 project sites across the nation followed by L&T with eight project sites. 鈥淸The year] 2020 has been tough for businesses due to the pandemic. However, it is encouraging to see that more Indian companies have stepped up to the challenge by continuing to keep their workplaces safe. These organisations are leading global efforts to make workplaces safe, healthy, and sustainable,鈥� said Hemant Sethi, Country Manager, India, British Safety Council.
The complete list of winners of The Sword of Honour 2020 can be found here.
Source: Press release.
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