From RoSPA and the British Safety Council
Global Village wins two international awards
Global Village places health and safety standards as a top priority.
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Global Village, one of the world's largest cultural parks and the region's premier family destination for culture, entertainment and shopping, has won two prestigious global awards, from the British Royal Society for Accident Reduction and the British Safety Council, in recognition of its distinguished management in the field of health and safety.
The RoSPA Gold Award for Safety of Entertainment, won by Global Village this year, honors excellence in health and safety management among companies that are primarily concerned with providing direct services to guests and visitors.
Nearly 2,000 institutions compete for this award annually, for the highest and most prestigious honor awarded by the UK's oldest health and safety award.
Global Village also crowned its constant keenness to raise the standards of health and safety management in the workplace by receiving the prestigious “Sword of Honor” award from the British Safety Council for the fourth year in a row, in recognition of its outstanding management of health, safety and environmental risks.
The Council has been honoring Global Village annually by categorizing it in the five-star category in the field of health and safety.
To compete for the “Sword of Honor” award, Global Village had to obtain the highest rating, being five stars, in the health and safety audit conducted by the British Safety Council, in addition to presenting the required evidence before an independent jury of experts that proves that it has a proven track record of achievements and practices. Distinguished in the field of health and safety, starting from the workplace and all the way to the boardroom.
Global Village cemented its brilliance in this field, when in 2019 it became the first entertainment destination in the world to be awarded five stars in the occupational health and safety audit conducted by the British Safety Council.
Jay Ricard, Senior Director of Corporate Strategy and Risk at Global Village, said: “We are always keen to strengthen our commitment to adopting the highest standards of health and safety that support the well-being of our employees, partners and guests. Ongoing to ensure the provision of enjoyable and distinctive experiences in a safe and healthy environment.”
For her part, Ruspa’s Director of Achievements, Julia Small, said: “We congratulate Global Village for this well-deserved achievement, as all our award recipients demonstrate a firm commitment and keenness to preserve the safety of everyone in their work environment.
With this appreciation, Global Village joins the list of companies and institutions that adopt a similar approach around the world, and which are considered the best in the field of health and safety.”
She added, "I thank Global Village for everything it has done to win this well-deserved award, and we congratulate all the participants who give health and safety standards a top priority, and Global Village has always been a great example for others in the sector."
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British Safety Council Chairman Peter Magtrick said: “I congratulate Global Village, on behalf of the British Safety Council, for achieving the highest standards of HSE management for the fourth year, which is a commendable achievement and a positive role model for those working in the sector.”
Jay Rickard:
“The appreciation that Global Village has received is the result of the hard work of the team, which continuously strives to ensure the provision of enjoyable and distinctive experiences in a safe and healthy environment.”
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