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FCC Environment UK awarded presigious award for excellence for management of health and safety at work FCC Environment has won a presti- gious Sword of Honour from the Bri- tish Safety Council. The company is one of the UK’s leading waste and resource management companies was one of 57 organisations world- wide that achieved a Sword of Ho- nour, which is awarded to companies which have demonstrated excellence in the management of health and sa- fety risks at work. In order to compete for the Sword of Honour, an organisation first had to achieve the maximum five stars in the British Safety Council’s health and safety management audit sche- me in the period August 2016 – July 2017. They have also demonstrated to an independent panel of experts that they are excellent in their health and safety management throughout the business – from the shop floor to the boardroom. Mike Robinson, Chief Executive of the British Safety Council, said: “On behalf of the trustees and staff of the British Safety Council, I would like to congratulate FCC Environment – Doncaster and its staff for their huge commitment to keeping their workpla- ces safe and healthy and minimising risks to the environment from their organisations’ day-to-day activities. FCC Environment’s Paul Stokes, Head of SHEQ (Safety, Health, En- vironment and Quality) said that the entire FCC team is delighted to ac- cept this award and recognition, the result of a lot of time and efforts dedi- cated by all the people of the organi- zation. He added that he hoped that the award would encourage all the staff to do even better every day as good Health & Safety makes good business sense. United Kingdom Paul Stokes, head of Safety, Health, Environment and Quality at FCC Environment UK and Mike Robinson, Chief Executive of the British Safety Council. W E L L N E S S W E L L N E S S 42