National health & safety awards now open for entries
National health & safety awards now open for entries
Auckland, 14 February 2013 - Entries are now open for the 2013 New Zealand Workplace Health and Safety Awards. In their ninth year, the awards are run by Safeguard magazine and proudly supported by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.
The awards recognise businesses and individuals who have launched effective and innovative initiatives to address health and safety issues at their workplace. They give national recognition to good ideas and hard-working people who have made a difference.
The 2013 awards are for initiatives which took place primarily in 2012, but which may have commenced up to a year earlier. The closing date for entries is 19 April. The winners will be announced at a gala dinner in Auckland’s SKYCITY Convention Centre on 29 May.
Categories available for entry:
Category 1 - SAFETY
Kensington Swan
best initiative to address a safety hazard
Category 2
– OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
MBIE best initiative to
address a health hazard
Category 3 -
WELLNESS
Vitae best initiative to improve employee
wellness
Category 4 - ENGAGEMENT
NZ Safety best
initiative to encourage engagement in health and
safety
Category 5 - DESIGN
SICK best use of
design to eliminate or isolate a hazard
Category 6 –
SMALL BUSINESS
Site Safe best health and safety
initiative by a small business
Category 7 – LARGE
ORGANISATION
Impac best significant health and safety
initiative by a large organisation
Category 8 –
LEADERSHIP
ACC best leadership of an industry sector
or region
Category 9 – PRACTITIONER
NZISM
health and safety practitioner of the year
Category 10
– EMPLOYEE
Ross Wilson – NZCTU most influential
employee
Category 11 – EXECUTIVE
LEADER
Business Leaders Health & Safety Forum leader
of the year
Published by Thomson Reuters, Safeguard has been New Zealand’s leading publication on workplace health and safety since 1988.
www.safeguard.co.nz
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