RoSPA AWARDS 2015
2015:REVIEW
SENTINEL HOUSING ASSOCIATION
Cynthia Barlow OBE is presented with her Archangel Award by Lord Brougham
and Vaux, president of Safety Groups UK (left), and RoSPA chief executive Tom
Mullarkey (right). Cynthia Barlow OBE is presented with her Archangel Award
by Lord Brougham and Vaux, president of Safety Groups UK (left), and RoSPA
chief executive Tom Mullarkey (right).
H
ighly respected and recognised throughout
the world, the RoSPA Health and Safety Awards
set the benchmark for exceptional health and
safety practice across a wide variety of industries. To be
considered for an award, companies must meet rigorous
judging criteria by demonstrating their approach to
improving health and safety management and creating
an environment that enhances the wellbeing of its
employees, as well as benefitting stakeholders.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, July 14 and 15, over
2,000 people from numerous organisations across the
globe descended on the Hilton Birmingham Metropole to
celebrate the RoSPA Awards 2015; the biggest event in the
health and safety calendar.
Hundreds of awards had been handed out on June 16
to those striving to make their workplaces the safest in the
world in a ceremony at London’s ExCeL, with an additional
ceremony held on September 17 at the Hilton, Glasgow.
The RoSPA Awards programme recognises commitment
to accident and ill health prevention and is open to
businesses and organisations of all types and sizes
from across the UK and overseas. It looks at entrants’
overarching health and safety manage