Criteria/Significance
RoSPA Silver Award winners have achieved a high level of performance underpinned by good management systems which are delivering consistent improvement and are working towards the level of excellence required for a Gold Award.

RoSPA Gold Award winners have achieved a very high level of performance, demonstrating well developed occupational health and safety management systems and culture, outstanding control of risk and very low levels of error, harm and loss.

Criteria/Significance
The award is given in recognition to companies that have demonstrated an effective and systematic approach to managing the behavioural aspect of health and safety, highlighting the initiatives and processes which have been established in their organisation.

The conference and awards were supported by Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance, the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health and the Health and Safety Executive.

Criteria/Significance
In 1993 RoSPA introduced individual Sector Awards to be presented annually for the most outstanding performance in health and safety by a company or organisation within a particular industry or sector.

Entrants must be able to demonstrate a robust and high quality safety management system together with a minimum of four years' consistently excellent or continuously improving health and safety performance.

Criteria/Significance
In 1993 RoSPA introduced individual Sector Awards to be presented annually for the most outstanding performance in health and safety by a company or organisation within a particular industry or sector.

Entrants must be able to demonstrate a robust and high quality safety management system together with a minimum of four years' consistently excellent or continuously improving health and safety performance.

Criteria/Significance
In 1993 RoSPA introduced individual Sector Awards to be presented annually for the most outstanding performance in health and safety by a company or organisation within a particular industry or sector.

Entrants must be able to demonstrate a robust and high quality safety management system together with a minimum of four years' consistently excellent or continuously improving health and safety performance.

Criteria/Significance
RoSPA Gold Award winners have achieved a very high level of performance, demonstrating well developed occupational health and safety management systems and culture, outstanding control of risk and very low levels of error, harm and loss.

Criteria/Significance
The award was introduced by the Building & Construction Authority (BCA) to recognize outstanding efforts made by professional engineers and other members of project teams to ensure safety in design, construction and maintenance of a building. Recognition is given to innovative measures and solutions adopted to overcome challenges in ensuring safety during design and construction.

Criteria/Significance
This award recognizes high standards in environmental, health and safety aspects of construction.

Criteria/Significance
This award is to give recognition to companies which have performed well in safety through the implementation of sound safety management systems organized by the Ministry of Manpower. The Ministry promotes occupational health and safety at a national level to reduce, and if possible, eliminate workplace hazards and strives to position Singapore to be renowned for best occupational safety and health practices.

Criteria/Significance
Awarded under WSHPA, this award recognises projects or worksites that have achieved good safety and health results through implementation of good safety and health management system.