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BSIF Awards 2021
03 December 2021
THE BSIF Safety Awards 2021 winners were announced during a digital event on 13th October 2021. The awards were hosted as part of the Safety & Health Excellence Awards by The ‘Voice of the Balls’ and Radio 2’s Chief Network Announcer Alan Dedicote.
We would like to congratulate the companies that received recognition and thank all of those who entered.
Product Innovation Award 2021
Product Innovation: An award for products that are new and innovative and will contribute to improvements in occupational safety & health within the UK.
Winner:
3M Welding Helmet G5-02
Highly Commended:
Guardian Quick Switch
3M™ E-A-R ™ Flexible Fit HA Earplug
Commended:
CleanSpace Steri-Plus Exhalation Filter
Shawcity QuantiFit 2
Customer Service Award 2021
An award for companies in the safety field offering exceptional and innovative service solutions. Voted for by the entrants’ own customers who respond to questionnaires focusing on their supplier’s service.
Winner
Rapid Fire Supplies
Highly Commended
Red Wing UK Ltd
Martor UK Ltd
Commended
Swift360
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