PPS Electrical have successfully extended their RoSPA Gold count to 24 consecutive awards.
The RoSPA Awards are a globally prestigious and recognised health and safety scheme which we are extremely proud to be part of and we are extremely proud of the health, safety and wellbeing standards that we set, maintain and strive to improve.
PPS Electrical Managing Director, Mike Brown, says of the awards;
“It has been another year where we have continued to work hard ensuring our teams of people are able to work safely and feel safe at work. We understand their importance, in a challenging environment, in how we all stay safe. So, from me it is a really big thank you and a congratulations go to all of our employees who endlessly contribute to our culture of safety, in everything that we do, guided and supported by our Management, Safety, Quality and Training teams, who work tirelessly to make sure that everybody has the tools and understanding to deliver projects and go home safe every day.”
Peter Sempie, Group Health and Safety Manager, added
“This award is a reflection of the Shepley Group’s commitment to working safely and could not be accomplished without involvement from all of our workforce at all levels. On behalf of the health and safety team, I thank all of our staff enormously for their continued hard work and dedication to keeping our standards so high.”
Accidents at work can significantly harm peoples quality of life, this is why good safety performance needs to be recognised and rewarded, and with RoSPA being the longest-running award of its kind in the UK, receiving entries from organisations across the globe, it is one of the most sought-after achievement awards for the health and safety industry.
The esteemed RoSPA Awards program now celebrates its 68th year as the UK’s largest and most impactful health and safety programme. With almost 2,000 entries annually from over 50 countries, impacting over seven million employees, they offer a platform to spotlight an unwavering commitment to continuous improvement and excellence in health and safety, looking at entrants’ overarching management systems, including practices such as leadership and workforce involvement.
