British Safety Council launches 2014 International Safety Awards 08 October 2013

The British Safety Council has formally launched its 2014 International Safety Awards, which are designed to recognise organisations' commitment to good health and safety management during 2013.

2014 will mark the 56th year of the International Safety Awards, which are open to organisations of all sizes and sectors, both members of the British Safety Council and non-members in the UK and overseas.

Last year, 470 organisations from a range of industry sectors and countries won an International Safety Award. They included Aston Martin Lagonda, Barclays, Bolton Wanderers Football Club, Delhi International Airport, Kier Construction, Kuwait Oil Company, Notting Hill Housing Group, United Biscuits and the University of Edinburgh.

"Excellent health and safety management is good for people and good for business; it makes workplaces safer and healthier," comments Alex Botha, British Safety Council chief executive.

"Good health and safety is good business," he continues. "The International Safety Awards recognise those organisations from around the globe that have shown a real commitment and dedication to keeping their workplaces and workers healthy and safe."

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Brian Tinham

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