Sudlows achieves RoSPA Gold Award for health and safety
Sudlows has announced that it has been awarded the RoSPA Gold award in recognition of its health and safety practices and achievements.
Sudlows has announced that it has been awarded the RoSPA Gold award in recognition of its health and safety practices and achievements.
This is the fourth year in a row that Sudlows has achieved a Gold in the RoSPA Health and Safety Awards.
The RoSPA Awards scheme, which receives entries from organisations around the world, recognises achievement in health and safety management systems, including practices such as leadership and workforce involvement.
Chris Dummett, commercial director for Sudlows, said, “Sudlows are delighted to have achieved the RoSPA Gold level award for what is now the fourth consecutive time. Health and safety is clearly one of the most important and fundamental parts of our business and we are constantly working to ensure the safety and welfare of all our clients and colleagues.”
Julia Small, RoSPA’s head of qualifications, awards and events, added, “The RoSPA Awards have become the key fixture in the health and safety calendar with new sponsors and new awards this year, including the Leisure Safety awards, the Safe@Work Safe@Home award and the Inspiration awards. Highly-respected, with almost 2,000 entrants every year, RoSPA award winners benefit from the wide-ranging rewards of improved sector reputation.”
The majority of awards are non-competitive and mark achievement at merit, bronze, silver and gold levels. Gold medals, presidents' awards, orders of distinction and the patron’s award are presented to organisations sustaining the high standards of the gold level over consecutive years.
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