Actavo Achieves 20 Years of RoSPA Gold Award Recognition

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Actavo has cemented its reputation for health and safety excellence, securing three prestigious awards from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA). 

The company’s dedication to safety is reflected in its achievement of the RoSPA Order of Distinction Award for Actavo Industrial Solutions UK (twenty consecutive years of Gold Awards), the RoSPA President’s Award for Actavo Network & In-Home (thirteen consecutive Gold Awards), and the RoSPA Fleet Safety Gold Medal for Actavo Network & In-Home (eight consecutive Gold Awards for fleet safety excellence with its Irish fleet of over 600 vehicles).

Actavo, a leader in scaffolding infrastructure and electricity pylon tower painting services, maintains a strong safety culture throughout its operations.

Colm Doherty, Executive Chair at Actavo, commented, “Safety is our number one company value, and reaching this 20-year milestone acknowledges our culture and long-term track record of excellence in keeping our staff and the public safe.”

The RoSPA Awards are an internationally recognised symbol of health and safety achievement. Julia Small, RoSPA’s Achievements Director, states, “We congratulate Actavo on winning three prestigious RoSPA Awards and showing an unwavering commitment to keeping employees, clients, and customers safe from accidental harm and injury.”

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