Datalec Precision Installations (DPI) has been recognised for its outstanding commitment to workplace health, safety and well-being, earning a Distinction in the International Safety Awards from the British Safety Council. This prestigious accolade highlights DPI’s dedication to protecting its employees from the risk of injury and ill health throughout the 2024 calendar year. Notably, DPI is among an elite group of 212 organisations to receive a Distinction in the International Safety Awards 2025.
Now in their 67th year, the International Safety Awards celebrate organisations worldwide that have demonstrated exemplary efforts in preventing workplace injuries and work-related illnesses. The awards also commend those that prioritise employee wellbeing and mental health.
In 2025, a total of 789 organisations across 45 countries were honoured with an International Safety Award. Winners spanned various sectors, including construction, manufacturing, oil and gas, mining, and utilities. Among them, 212 organisations earned a Distinction, 371 received a Merit, and 206 secured a Pass.
Mike Robinson, Chief Executive of the British Safety Council, extended his congratulations to DPI, stating:
“Our winners have clearly made substantial and ongoing efforts to protect and improve the health, safety, and well-being of their teams. All those recognised, including DPI, have demonstrated remarkable dedication, allocating additional time and resources to ensure their workplaces remained safe throughout 2024. We appreciate all organisations that applied for these awards and extend our gratitude to our esteemed panel of judges who diligently adjudicated them.
“At the British Safety Council, our vision is clear – no one should be injured or made ill through their work, anywhere in the world. By celebrating the achievements of these organisations, we aim to inspire others to follow their lead and prioritise the health, safety, and well-being of their employees.
“The impressive list of winners underscores the growing recognition that effective health and safety management is not just a regulatory requirement but a fundamental driver of business growth and societal wellbeing. By acknowledging the accomplishments of the 789 winners of the 2025 International Safety Awards, we encourage more organisations to integrate robust safety measures into their business operations.”
Robinson concluded with a special message for DPI:
“Our heartfelt congratulations to DPI and its dedicated team. This achievement is a testament to your unwavering commitment to workplace safety, and you should be immensely proud.”
This esteemed recognition reinforces DPI’s position as an industry leader in health and safety, setting a benchmark for organisations worldwide striving for excellence in workplace wellbeing.
According to Ketan Mistry, the H & SE Director EMEA for DPI, “Our Health & Safety team are delighted and proud to have been recognised for this prestigious award and recognise that it reflects the dedication and determination of all the team members to ensure that the health, safety and well-being of DPI Employees and Contractors are not compromised on any occasion. We continue to strive for a year-on-year improvement to the standards we achieve, and this is reflected in our ongoing commitment to our mission statement ‘Health is Our Mission – Safety is Critical’, providing a culture and environment that enables all involved in our operations to go home safe every day.”