CHSG presents its training awards annually recognising and acknowledging individual company’s outstanding commitment to provide health and safety training for the benefit of its employees.
The Chairman’s Special Award is in recognition and appreciation of valuable and outstanding commitment to CHSG.
The Beaumont Safety Trophy is open to all and is awarded for the best new method of working for the prevention of accidents in the Construction Industry.
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| Geoffrey Osborne Ltd Larger Company Category | Knight Harwood Ltd Principal Contractor Category |
Fairview New Homes Housebuilding Category |
Persimmon Homes Ltd Outstanding Contribution to Training Category |
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| ME Construction Ltd New Member Category |
Construction Project Services UK Ltd Small Company Category |
Lovell Partnerships Ltd Specialist Contractor Category |
A J Morrisroe & Sons Ltd Specialist Contractor Category |
Mike Robinson, President, presented the 2010 awards at the Group’s Annual Dinner which was held at the London Hilton in March 2011.
Chairman’s Special Award
The Chairman’s Special Award
being presented by Robert Hackett
This award, instigated in 2007, is in recognition and appreciation of valuable and outstanding services rendered to the Group. The winner of the 2010 award was Mr Sean Elson, Solicitor of Pinsent Masons Ltd.
The award recognises Sean’s support and valuable services provided to CHSG over a number of years.
The Chairman’s Special Award sponsored by All Day Safety Services Ltd
The Beaumont Safety Trophy
The Beaumont Safety Trophy Winner,
Knight Harwood Ltd being presented
with the Trophy by sponsor
Shirley Parsons Associates.
Stair Master Ltd were awarded the highly
commended entry for the Beaumont
Safety Trophy 2010.
The Beaumont Safety Trophy is awarded for the best new device or method of working that is being implemented by the entrant for the prevention of accidents in the Construction Industry, whilst at the same time judged to have best furthered the objectives of the Construction Health & Safety Group.
These objectives are:
- to improve occupational health and safety in the construction industry
- to foster co-operation between government, employees and those who work in the construction industry
- to study the health and safety training needs of the industry
- to provide training in response to the identified need
Eligibility for the competition shall be limited to individuals, companies, organisations or educational establishments whose business or activities are associated with the Construction industry.
Click here to download your entry form Beaumont Safety Trophy 2011
The Beaumont Safety Trophy for 2010 was presented to the winner at the Group’s Annual Dinner that was held on Thursday, 24th March 2011, at the London Hilton Hotel.