Kilkenny woman wins Third Level excellence award
Mary O’Doherty of Glenmore has won the Health & Safety Excellence Award for the Third Level sector
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sam.matthews@kilkennypeople.ie
WIT’s Health & Safety Officer, Mary O’Doherty of Glenmore, co Kilkenny, has won the Health & Safety Excellence Award for the Third Level sector );
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WIT’s Health and Safety Officer, Mary O’Doherty of Glenmore, co Kilkenny, has won the Health and Safety Excellence Award for the Third Level sector.
The Health and Safety Excellence Awards recognise and celebrate excellence in the Health and Safety profession in Ireland. The award recognises the third level institution who has demonstrated the strongest commitment to the health and safety of its staff and students, compliance to standards and legislative requirements.
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16 December 2020 16:23
Dublin Airport’s Occupational Health and Safety Team was named Health and Safety Team of the Year at the recent Health and Safety Excellence Awards for 2020.
Held virtually due to COVID-19 restrictions, the awards recognise organisations in Ireland which have demonstrated excellence in safety over the past year.
“This year has been a hugely challenging for all businesses and Dublin Airport in particular due to the rapid response required to implement COVID-19 safety measures across both terminals and the rest of the campus,” said Dublin Airport’s Occupational Health and Safety Manager, Ian Craig.
“The safety of our passengers and staff is a priority for us at all times and we pride ourselves on fostering a safety culture across the airport,” he added. “We are truly delighted to receive this award which is an endorsement of all our efforts, vigilance and hard work in keeping the airport safe.”
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