DW Windsor Lighting has been awarded the RoSPA (The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents) Gold Award for Occupational Health and Safety for a second consecutive year.
Following on from their success in 2012, DW Windsor has been awarded their second Gold award for safety from RoSPA – the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents.
The RoSPA Occupational Health and Safety Awards scheme is the largest and longest-running programme of its kind in the UK. The scheme does not just look at accident records, it also evaluates entrants’ overarching health & safety management systems, including important practices such as strong leadership and workforce involvement.
Demonstrating continuing commitment to the prevention of accidents and ill health, the extremely prestigious Gold award, will be presented at the Hilton Birmingham Metropol hotel on Tuesday 14th May.
David Rawlins, awards manager at RoSPA, a safety charity with a 95 year history, said: “The RoSPA Awards programme provides well-deserved recognition for the winners and spurs on other organisations to raise their standards of accident and ill health prevention. We congratulate DW Windsor on their success and encourage them, and all our other winners to remain committed to safety and health, an approach that is not only good for its workers but also for the bottom line”
Health and Safety Manager, Simon Edwards who will collect the award on behalf of DW Windsor said: “DWW has a history of innovative design and quality luminaires. We apply the same innovation and focus to improving safety and we are very proud to have won this award for the second consecutive year. It demonstrates our unwavering drive for excellence in everything we do”
The Gold Award compliments DW Windsor’s additional accreditations; ISO 9001:2008 – the International Standard for Quality Management Systems, BS OHSAS 18001 - Safety Management Systems and ISO 14001 - Environmental Management Systems, and showcases the company’s modern approach to quality, managing risk and environmental sustainability.