DSL Win Safety Award For Grangmouth Refinery

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DSL Industrial Services Division have been awarded a Bronze Safety Certificate for their outstanding performance in 2013 by their client INEOS on the Grangmouth petrochemical plant and oil refinery Site.

INEOS set a very strict safety criteria which has to be attained to merit an award and this recognition shows the dedication and commitment from all DSL employees in meeting that criteria.

Industrial Services Senior Operations Manager for the INEOS Site Jim Salkeld Said:

 “Safety is paramount to our business and DSL  are extremely proud to receive this award in our first year and it shows the level of commitment to safety from our workforce across the Site”.

Industrial Services Divisional Director Chris Foulkes commented:

 “This award to DSL is recognition by INEOS of the Divisions continued ongoing focus in delivering a “ best in class” safety and operational performance across the INEOS facility. I would like to personally thank DSL Senior Operation Manager, Jim Salkeld, and his on site management team, for their leadership and ongoing  performance, contributing towards us receiving this award. The challenge to us all is to maintain our focus on delivering and achieving Safety excellence across the INEOS Site and the rest of the business”.

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