Additional Award Winners 2022

• Art and Culture – Museums, Galleries: Wilson James Ltd – Tate Galleries
• Construction and Property Activities: EMCOR UK
• Education: Khalifa University
• Financial, IT, Legal, Scientific and Technical Services and Media: Eversheds LLP
• Health and Social Care: Lifeways
• Leisure, Sports Clubs, Hospitality and Catering: Elior UK
• Local Government, Defence and Public Service: BAE Systems Naval Ships
• Manufacturing:

        Emballator Packaging Ltd

        Nobia UK – Darlington

• Power and Utilities: Kuwait National Petroleum Company – Projects Department
• Transport, Distribution and Storage: Wilson James Ltd
• Wholesale and Retail Services: Nippon Gases UK Ltd

• China: The Second Construction Limited Company of China Construction Eighth Engineering Division
• East Africa: Larsen & Toubro Mauritius Metro Express Project
• Egypt: China State Construction Engineering Corporation Ltd
• India:

        Eon Hinjewadi Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd

        Eon Kharadi Infrastructure Private Ltd

        ICC Realty India Pvt. Ltd

• Kuwait: Kuwait National Petroleum Company – Projects Department
• Pakistan: Engro Fertilizers Daharki
• Qatar: ASHGHAL – KEO International Consultants – HBK Contracting Company – Roads & Infrastructure in Umm Slal Mohammed Phase 02 (DN005-P01)
• Saudi Arabia: WSP Middle East – DGDA Bujairi Car Park Project
• Singapore: Or Kim Peow Contractor (Pte) Ltd: ER443-Walk2Ride
• South, West & Central Africa: INDORAMA ELEME PETROCHEMICALS LIMITED – PORT HARCOURT, NIGERIA
• Turkey: ASELSAN
• United Kingdom:

        EMCOR UK

        UNIPART GROUP LTD

• UAE: Dubai Duty Free

CEO of the Year

WINNER: 

• James Cumming – Simple Safety Advice Ltd

During the pandemic, James ensured all his clients had access to reliable COVID test kits allowing them to remain productive and maintain business as usual. He also partnered with an HR company to provide specialist advice on compassionate staff issues, including health assessments. He completed site audits and training remotely to support site managers and ensure those additional safety procedures were being adhered to. Some clients requested frequent audits to ensure new safety measures were consistently implemented, which James accommodated.

HIGHLY COMMENDED:

• Mr. Ibrahim Lari – SIBCA 

Health, Safety and Wellbeing Ambassador of the Year Award

WINNER: 

• Nick Millington of Network Rail

Nick is the leader of the Network Rail Safety Task Force. He has led a fundamental change in the safety of track workers. Nick spearheaded the elimination of unassisted lookout working when lookout working was disproportionately risky. In partnership with track workers and signalling teams, Nick improved planning methods, track safety equipment and training while ensuring no risk is transferred to another area. Nick also championed the permanent reduction of this form of working as the railway has a history of elasticity and reverting to previous ways of working.

HIGHLY COMMENDED: 

• Liz Gandara of Collaborative Procurement Partnership
• Captain Mansoor Khalfan Al- Mansoori of the Dubai Police

Health and Safety Transformation Award – sponsored by Croner–i

WINNER: 

• NDT Global

NDT Global began transitioning from a “Zero Harm” to a “Beyond Zero Harm” strategy to ensure their focus evolved beyond zero accident statistics. Through extensive employee interviews, they identified that areas such as mental health and wellbeing, the environment and positive safety culture were significant to their people. Adopting a new strategy dramatically increased their focus on employee mental health and wellbeing. Their objective was to raise employee awareness of the risks, preventative measures, and resources to support their mental health and wellbeing.

NEW: Seize the Opportunity Award

WINNERS: 

• K-Electric

As COVID-19 entered Pakistan in 2020, K-Electric’s role became more important in ensuring continuous power supply to everyone. KE immediately formed a COVID-19 Response Committee to closely monitor the situation and take quick decisions. Various wellbeing webinars were launched. Online training for stress and resilience was also delivered. Two centres were set up for company employees and families to provide free-of-cost vaccination, and all KE staff were fully vaccinated within four months. KE also launched a Mobile Health Vaccination unit fleet to facilitate access to vaccines in communities across Karachi and its adjoining areas. 

• Don Catchment Rivers Trust

The lockdown of March 2020 could have been a crisis for Don Catchment Rivers Trust. The organisation has a strong community engagement and volunteering programme built around encouraging people to get out, enjoy their natural heritage and participate in community events and activities. Yet, the lockdown meant that the way they worked had to stop. So, Don Catchment Rivers Trust changed the way they worked and re-wrote their engagement plan. All employees agreed to work towards the same goal to get through lockdown for as long as needed and beyond with support from trustees and funders.

The James Tye Award

WINNER: 

• BAE Systems

Whilst focusing on critical safety controls and lifesaving rules, BAE Systems found a greater need to engage with its workforce quickly and easily, especially employees without regular computer access. Safety in 60 is BAE Systems solution for allowing critical safety information to be available to employees, customers, contractors and visitors in bite-size chunks and using QR technology to make the information more accessible. This simple solution was to take multi-page complex procedures, summarise them into 60-second videos, and make them available at the point of work.

Team of the Year Award

WINNER: 

• Khon Kaen Road (Thailand) Safety Warriors

Khon Kaen Road Safety Warriors, is a road accident reduction community, that aims to reduce road accidents in dangerous areas in Khon Kaen. It is made up of a collaboration between organisations of 3E principle: Education, Traffic Engineering, and Law Enforcement. All organisations are volunteers with no compensation. The key focus was to embrace technology to reduce road accidents as well as improve law enforcement efficiency. The results show the number of road accidents has been reduced significantly. It also showed the impact of community collaboration.

Wellbeing Initiative Award – powered by Being Well Together

WINNER: 

• Collaborative Procurement Partnership

The objective of the Collaborative Procurement Partnership was to find innovative and inclusive ways of supporting the health and wellbeing of colleagues during the COVID-19 pandemic as they continued to supply vital products to the NHS. They were keen to ensure they provided a range of new and ground-breaking initiatives to support staff physical, mental health and wellbeing. The plans were developed for their staff, by their staff either directly or through their Employee Consultation Group. Off the back of initiatives, they had overwhelmingly positive feedback from staff and significant improvements in absences in 2021 compared to 2020.