Delhi Airport Wins International Safety Award

The International Safety Awards are given out by the British Safety Council under different sectors to identify and promote corporate houses which are health and safety champions. The nominees for the 2016 International Safety Awards included BSES and the Delhi Airport.

The Delhi International Airport Limited has now won the International Safety Award 2016 under the Transport, distribution and storage category!

Lynda Armstrong OBE, Chair of Trustees, and Mike Robinson, Chief Executive of the British Safety Council, announced the names of the organisations that were judged best at the 2016 International Safety Awards Gala Dinner, held at London’s Grosvenor House Hotel on 6 May 2016.

Those International Safety Award winning organisations that were considered by the panel of judges as outstanding in their respective sectors were honoured with the Sector Awards. The Sector Awards went to the following companies:

Construction and Property Services – Bachy Soletanche Limited – Burscough

Financial, IT, legal, scientific, technical services and media – Babcock Communications Media Services – Wyvil Court

Hospitality and catering – Whittlebury Hall and Spa Ltd

Manufacturing – Texas Instruments (UK) Ltd – GFAB, Greenock

Oil, gas, mining and quarrying – Bahrain National Gas Company – AL SAKHIR 985

Power and utilities – Dounreay Site Restoration Ltd – Dounreay

Transport, distribution and storage – Delhi International Airport Limited

Local Government, Defence and Public Services – Plymouth Community Homes – Plumer House

Education – Kingston University.

Congratulating all the winners of the 2016 International Safety Awards, Lynda Armstrong said, “We are here tonight to celebrate the achievements of 444 winning organisations from across the globe. All of them have demonstrated to our panel of judges their commitment to keeping their employees healthy and safe.”

The British Safety Council has been working for more than half a century to educate workers and has made hundreds of thousands of workplaces safer for everyone.

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