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SHE Awards deadline extended
18 February 2020
Following a record number of entries the final deadline for the Safety & Health Excellence Awards has been extended to 11 March 2020.
This is the final deadline and it won't be extended any further. The winners will be announced at a gala awards ceremony at the Vox in Resorts World, NEC Birmingham on 29 April 2020. which will be hosted by comedian Hugh Dennis (sponsored by Shawcity).
This year’s headline sponsor for the Safety and Health Excellence Awards is Lyreco and the 11 categories includes:
The Safety & Health Excellence Awards are FREE to enter and the deadline is 11 March 2020 at midnight. You can enter now by visiting www.she-awards.com/nominate
This year’s headline sponsor for the Safety and Health Excellence Awards is Lyreco and the 11 categories includes:
- Innovation of the Year for Fire
- Campaign of the Year (Fire, Security or Health and Safety)
- HSM Health and Safety Manager of the Year – Sponsored by Alcumus
- Health and Safety Team of the Year – Sponsored by NEBOSH
- Alan McArthur Unsung Hero Award – Sponsored by 3M
- Best Health and Safety Project
- Best Health and Safety in Construction – Sponsored by Turner and Townsend
- Lifetime Achievement Award – Sponsored by Southalls
- Safer Logistics Award - Sponsored by Toyota Manual Handling
- Best Health and Safety in Manufacturing
- HSM Rising Star Award
The Safety & Health Excellence Awards are FREE to enter and the deadline is 11 March 2020 at midnight. You can enter now by visiting www.she-awards.com/nominate
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