Kitchen manufacturer Moores has been awarded  The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) Order of Distinction gold standard for health and safety.

RoSPA spans 68 years and is an accolade for manufacturers across the globe, with almost 2,000 entries annually from over 50 countries, impacting over seven million employees.

It is the 23^rd consecutive year that Leeds-based Moores has been presented a RoSPA Award, having scooped a Commendation Award in the Manufacturing Industry Sector category of the health and safety awards in 2023.

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Most recently Moores worked to its SPACE principles, which consider Simplicity, Pride, Accountability, Collaboration and Expertise.

According to the company, it involves eliminating complexity through Simple processes, taking Pride in supporting colleagues to engage in health and safety, holding Accountability for keeping everyone safe, and maintaining these principles with Collaboration and Expertise.

Setting up weekly Safety, Health & Environment (SHE) tours, personnel responsible for health and safety could engage with the workforce and receive firsthand feedback on procedures which were working well or needed improvement.

Health and safety manager at Moores Kevin Bell commented: “The RoSPA award scheme acts as a benchmark to measure our health and safety performance against the best within the manufacturing industry sector.

“It gives me an immense sense of pride to exceed the gold standard and gain such recognition within our sector.

“The award is something we can hold up personally and organisationally and say what we do does count and does make a difference.”