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Best Housebuilders' Safety Initiative

2004-06-04T00:00:00+01:00

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Lovell won this category against tough competition with its two-pronged approach to safety

The initiative extends to home life, as well as work. Very good focus on children, too
What the judges said

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Health + Safety Awards 2004

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Health + Safety Awards 2004
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Best Building Contractor's Safety Initiative
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Best Housebuilders' Safety Initiative
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Best Maintenance Contractor's Safety Initiative
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Best Occupational Health Initiative
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Best Public Safety Initiative
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Best Safety Innovation from a Construction Consultant
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Best Safety Innovation from a Designer
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Best Safety Innovation from an Engineer
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Best Safety Product
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Best Site Facilities Award
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Client with Best Commitment to Health and Safety
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Integrated Project Safety Award
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Outstanding Achievement in Health and Safety Award
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Safety firsts

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