adi Group Wins Coveted Gold RoSPA Health and Safety Award for the Seventh Consecutive Year

Leading multidisciplinary engineering firm adi Group continues to lead the way when it comes to health and safety systems and practices, having been awarded the Gold RoSPA Award for the seventh year in a row.

Now in its 69th year, and with almost 2,000 entries annually from over 50 countries, covering over seven million employees, the RoSPA Awards is the world’s largest health and safety awards programme, recognising those organisations and individuals who have set the highest standards in accident prevention.

The award assesses entrants’ health and safety management systems against rigorous criteria, making adi Group a world leader in shaping safer, healthier workplaces.

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Roy Cumberworth, Group QHSE and IT director, said of this achievement: “We have worked hard to reach this milestone, year on year. Maintaining the highest quality within health and safety procedures is at the heart of adi and prioritised at every stage of each project, and we are proud that our continued efforts in this area have been recognised with such a prominent award once again.”

With a proven track record of prioritising the health and safety of the people it employs as well as its partners, the business’ core ethos is to nurture a safe, ethical working environment at all levels.

The Group recently ran a week-long campaign focusing entirely on safety for World Day for Health and Safety at Work, making great strides in advocating for 360° safety on the job through interactive quizzes testing employees’ knowledge of health and safety, and interviews with health and safety specialists at adi.

Julia Small, RoSPA’s growth director, said: “adi Group should be proud of the hard work and commitment to keeping people safe that has resulted in a RoSPA Award. RoSPA regards adi as a strong example of the importance of making accident prevention central to any successful organisation, not just for the benefit of employees, customers and clients, but also society as a whole.”

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