Mwani Qatar, Qatar's Gateway to World Trade, has been honored with the prestigious International Safety Award 2024 by the British Safety Council in recognition of its outstanding commitment and efforts in the field of health and safety at the workplace. In a statement on Saturday, the company highlighted that the 2024 Awards saw fierce competition from 1,124 organizations from 49 countries across maritime, oil and gas, construction, manufacturing, and mining sectors and others. Now in their 66th year, the International Safety Awards honors organizations that have demonstrated a strong commitment to preventing workplace injuries and work-related ill health during the previous calendar year, as well as organizations that have shown commitment to wellbeing and mental health at work. The International Safety Award is a significant addition to Mwani Qatar's impressive list of achievements. It confirms the company's commitment to meeting its strategic objectives to enhance occupational health and safety and comp ly with international standards. This includes the continuous development of health and safety systems and ensuring a safe working environment for all, contributing to the strategic goals of the Ministry of Transport. It is worth mentioning that Mwani Qatar has recently passed a mandatory audit for one of the world's most crucial maritime certifications. This certification requires that the company's safety management system adhere to the International Safety Management (ISM) Code. Achieving this milestone indicates that the company fully meets the standards and regulations designed to promote the safe operation of ships and prevent marine pollution. Source: Qatar News Agency
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