Health and Safety Awards

BSG Awards 2023: Highly commended & Winning Members

If you would like to attend the awards ceremony, please send your full contact details by completing our registration form below. And please don’t forget to let us know if your company intends to submit a nomination. (Delegates spaces will be offered first to member companies that submit a nomination for an award.)

We are delighted to announce our winners from this year’s BSG Health & Safety Awards ceremony hosted at the Williams F1 Experience Centre. The day provided recognition for our members’ hard work in protecting and enhancing the health, safety and wellbeing of their’ workers. Scroll down to to see who was successful in 2023 …

• Use the ‘BSG Award Nominee’ or ‘Winner’s’ logo to help win new business tenders
• Provide evidence of your company’s Health and Safety achievements to regulatory bodies
• Achieve free media exposure about your Health and Safety achievements through BSG’s Marketing department
• Receive an exclusive, free invitation to the BSG Health & Safety Awards ceremony which will take place later this year
• Have your Health & Safety achievements showcased in a ‘BSG member’ case study, courtesy of BSG’s Marketing department
• Take advantage of the accolades received for winning a Health and Safety award, presented by the UK’s largest construction safety group
• Use the awards nomination process to motivate employees by recognising their Health & Safety achievements
• Gain competitive advantage over your rivals through demonstration of health and safety focused policies and work activity

Download the BSG Health & Safety Awards 2023 brochure

If you would like the opportunity to win an award, we would be delighted to receive your nomination. To submit your company’s entry, please review the award categories below and then follow the instructions on our website. BSG’s award categories have been carefully selected so they are applicable to all our members, regardless of company size or type of construction business.

Click on the category below to download your nomination form. Applicants are welcome to submit nomination forms for more than one category.

Project Award for best Health and Safety in planning and design

Innovation Award

Environmental Award

Occupational Health and well being initiative of the year

Subcontractor of the year

*Please note, delegate spaces for the awards ceremony will initially be restricted to three people per company. More spaces are likely to become available once we gain a clear understanding of how many people are attending. Priority will be given to member companies that submit a nomination for an award.

The deadline for submitting nominations is Friday 28th April. 

The Williams Experience Centre is an experience that never fails to impress, located at the home of the Williams Formula 1 team in Grove, Oxfordshire.

Originally the base of BMW’s Le Mans project, the building was converted in 2002 and today stands as an award-winning Experience Centre, offering a modern and creative environment in which to meet, train, network and entertain.

While attending the BSG Awards ceremony, members will have the opportunity to view the largest private collection of F1 cars in the world. Housing more than 40 of the team’s seminal race cars, it is one of the largest private collections of F1 cars in the world, charting the team’s history.

Whilst attending the BSG Health & Safety Awards, you will be given the opportunity to take a guided tour of the largest private collection of Formula 1 cars in the world. The collection spans the entire history of Williams, commencing with the inaugural Williams FW06 up to the present day.

Displays include Alan Jones’ championship-winning car from 1980, the infamous FW08 six-wheeler, and many championship-winning cars from Damon Hill, Alain Prost, Ayrton Senna, and Nigel Mansell. Highlights from the modern era F1 collection include Jenson Button’s first-ever Formula 1 car from the 2000 season and Juan Pablo Montoya’s winning car from the 2003 Monaco Grand Prix. The Collection charts the team’s 40 years of motor racing history.

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Less than 10 miles from Didcot Rail Centre that links to London within 45 minutes. Within 50 miles of
London, Bristol, The South Coast and the Cotswolds.

 

Avoncroft Museum is home to over 30 different buildings and structures which have been rescued and re-built in rural Worcestershire. The museum was opened to the public in 1967 following the rescue and reconstruction of a medieval Town House from Bromsgrove town centre.

The rescued buildings range in date, from Worcester Cathederal’s 14th-century Guesten Hall roof, to a post-second world war prefab from Birmingham, covering over 700 years of Midlands history.

 

 

 

 

In 1967 Avoncroft Museum was opened to the public following the rescue and reconstruction of a medieval Town House from Bromsgrove town centre. Avoncroft’s priority is to retain historic buildings in their original location. Over five decades, Avoncroft Museum has continued to rescue structures where this had not been achievable. The Museum now displays and cares for over 30 historic buildings and structures.

All of Avoncroft’s buildings were threatened with demolition or neglect. In moving them to the Avoncroft Museum grounds, every effort has been made to retain as much of the original structure as possible.

Avoncroft’s historic buildings are set in 19 acres of grounds. The medieval Town House, Tollhouse and 1940s Prefab all have domestic gardens planted and maintained in the appropriate fashion of their times. The new Nailer’s Cottage also has a garden, to represent the one which was attached to the Cottage in the 1930s.

Avoncroft has an apple and pear orchard stocked with heritage varieties of fruits used in the region to produce its specialty ciders and perry. There is a picturesque farm pond by the threshing barn that is a haven for wildlife – dragon and damsel flies, mallards and moorhens and a colony of great-crested newts which use its waters to spawn in the spring. A second wildlife pond has been created at the south end of the orchard.

Avoncroft Museum still rescues historic buildings when resources allow, and when all options for their retention on their existing site have been exhausted. Our buildings come from across the counties of the West Midlands – Shropshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Herefordshire and from the urban conurbation of the West Midlands – Birmingham and the Black Country.

Avoncroft Museum of Historic Buildings is located in Stoke Heath, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, B60 4JR. Tel: 01527 831363 / 831886

The Museum has ample free parking and an overflow parking area for use on busier days. Disabled parking bays are available close to the Museum entrance.